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A review by directorpurry
Darcy and Fitzwilliam: A Tale of a Gentleman and an Officer by Karen V. Wasylowski
1.0
No.
Nope.
That's gonna be a hard no from me.
This book was not at all what I wanted. From the ridiculous characterization of Lizzy to the incongruous use of language and expletives, this was not at all an appropriate representation of the time period.
The epilogue was also somewhat dreadful.
When I first started this book, I thought it was going to be okay and then I would hand it off to a friend who is even more obsessed with Pride and Prejudice than I am, but I will not inflict this on her... She's the one I ask for pointers when I'm writing my Regency/Georgian novels!
Nope.
That's gonna be a hard no from me.
This book was not at all what I wanted. From the ridiculous characterization of Lizzy to the incongruous use of language and expletives, this was not at all an appropriate representation of the time period.
The epilogue was also somewhat dreadful.
Spoiler
"...into the arms of Mary Bennet, who had secretly been in love with him the whole time." Show don't tell much???When I first started this book, I thought it was going to be okay and then I would hand it off to a friend who is even more obsessed with Pride and Prejudice than I am, but I will not inflict this on her... She's the one I ask for pointers when I'm writing my Regency/Georgian novels!