Product Description

This sequel to "Assumed Engagement," a variation of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," follows Mr. and Mrs. Fitzwilliam Darcy after their wedding. When they return to Pemberley after their wedding journey to Paris, they begin their lives anew. Darcy works to get the school for the deaf started and Elizabeth learns her role as Mistress of Pemberley. Kitty visits Pemberley as Georgiana's guest, and the two grow in their friendship while searching for love. This sequel also addresses the issue of how it came to be that Darcy visited Ramsgate in time to rescue Georgiana from Wickham's clutches.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #353630 in Books
• Published on: 2008-10-06
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 242 pages

Customer Reviews

Unexpected Evil
Having enjoyed the first installment I quickly read the second. I found that this story really focused more on Georgiana and her feelings. I quite enjoyed reading how she tried so hard to overcome her shyness. How she was willing to stand up for herself and the man she truely loved. I found myself actually scared for Georgiana when Wickham abducts her. I felt that David would perish on more than one occasion and the school for the deaf really touched my heart. I will enjoy readying both of these books again. There is not any love scene for those who do enjoy those but the love is there as well as admiration and respect.

Really liked it and couldn't put book down
Really liked it and couldn't put book down.

Book 2 of 2 series (2nd is "Engagement"), both are great. A P&P variation sequel, where takes place after Darcys are married. They have honeymoon in Paris, open a deaf school, Kitty become close friends to Georgiana, Georgiana gets kidnapped by Wickham, Georgiana marries the gardener's son, Kitty marries the pastor, Lydia marries a different office (Carter) but questionable that she got married but has a child she neglects, Darcys have 3 kids.

KaraFan
This is the sequel to Assumed Engagement. Again the author retains the characters' central core as Austen writes them in the original P and P. I enjoyed the book very much. The author develops Georgiana's story in this book along with Elizabeth and Darcy's life after marriage.