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A review by oliviajehane
The Heiress: The Revelations of Anne de Bourgh by Molly Greeley
4.0
I definitely enjoyed this one more than Molly Greeley’s “The Clergymans Wife”, but it still has its odd parts.
Even though this is fictional I was furious for the first half of the book. How could they do that to a child? How could anyone think that was appropriate. The rest of the book did not receive as strong a reaction. It is definitely an interesting take on an ancillary character from Pride and Prejudice, but it is one that I don’t believe could be true. Turning Anne into a lesbian was definitely unexpected and not something I would have thought to do, so kudos to the author for that.
The book kept me interested and I did enjoy most of it.
Even though this is fictional I was furious for the first half of the book. How could they do that to a child? How could anyone think that was appropriate. The rest of the book did not receive as strong a reaction. It is definitely an interesting take on an ancillary character from Pride and Prejudice, but it is one that I don’t believe could be true. Turning Anne into a lesbian was definitely unexpected and not something I would have thought to do, so kudos to the author for that.
The book kept me interested and I did enjoy most of it.