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A review by samhend101
Darcy and Fitzwilliam: A Tale of a Gentleman and an Officer by Karen V. Wasylowski
2.0
DNF
I started out chuckling to this story. Some of the dialog was quite witty. But then it got old. And it felt like upper class British from the 1960's on LSD.
This wasn't just out of canon, the characters were inconsistent, even if they were different.
And then - it got boring. I kept waiting from the flashback that explains what happened between the failed proposal and the 2 months of marriage.
When I got to Vol. 2 I could not get in to the new Amanda character.
And through it all it was like the author had a running competition on how many times and in how many ways sex, physical attributes and general horniness could be mentioned.\\
As I said above, it got boring and old.
I started out chuckling to this story. Some of the dialog was quite witty. But then it got old. And it felt like upper class British from the 1960's on LSD.
This wasn't just out of canon, the characters were inconsistent, even if they were different.
And then - it got boring. I kept waiting from the flashback that explains what happened between the failed proposal and the 2 months of marriage.
When I got to Vol. 2 I could not get in to the new Amanda character.
And through it all it was like the author had a running competition on how many times and in how many ways sex, physical attributes and general horniness could be mentioned.\\
As I said above, it got boring and old.