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марина вегеле apelsinka — This 1st volume in Pamela Aidan's fresh and entertaining trilogy that tells the story of Pride and Prejudice though the eyes of Fitzwilliam Darcy, Gentlemen, is enjoyable. The new characters that she creates, like Darcy's Shakespeare-quoting valet Fletcher, who is probably my favorite character of the entire trilogy, and Darcy's best friend Dy Broughm, are welcome additions. The deeper insights given to Georgiana's situation, the idea that she suffered a depression, and her character in general and her loving relationship with Darcy, as well as Darcy's deep resentment and hatred of Wickham, and his reasons for taking Bingley away from Jane are something that one would hope to find in a work like this. Take the events of the parent novel and give a spin on them that fits canon, but plays with it at the same time. The only thing that I really disliked was that I rather thought Darcy too besotted with Elizabeth. The writing turned a little too sappy for me at times and I would have preferred less mooning over Elizabeth's fine eyes or the way that she distracts him. The only big drawback in my opinion. Otherwise, fine incorporation of P & P dialogue, etc. Aidan stays fairly true to all the characters, imho.

Elodie Pai elodie_pai — I love reading about unorthodox, adventurous, Victorian-era women and had recently wanted to know more about Nellie Bly. Kroeger's portrait of Bly is both thorough and balanced. I came away with less respect for Bly than I thought I would, but I learned more about her than I had hoped. I also came away with respect for the author.

Maria Cristina mariacrilu0c6b — I thought the writing fell flat. Hard.