The Darcys & the Bingleys (Darcys and the Bingleys #1) by Marsha Altman Young Master Darcy: A Lesson in Honour by Pamela Aiden These Three Remain (Gentleman Trilogy #3) by Pamela Aidan Darcy by Susan Adriani (Previously titled Affinity and Affection)Īn Assembly Such (Gentleman Trilogy #1) as This by Pamela Aidanĭuty and Desire (Gentleman Trilogy #2) by Pamela Aidan If you notice any missing stories please let me know and I’ll add them!Īs per usual, I’ve bolded titles I read and italicized titles that I own but have not yet read.įirst Impressions: A Tale of Less Pride & Prejudice by Alexa Adams This list is by no means complete so I’m constantly adding to it. My goal in this is to read as many of the sequels and variations of Pride and Prejudice that are out there. I always wish that Jane Austen had written more about them, but since that isn’t the case, I go for the next best thing. Darcy are, in my opinion, the best couple in all of literature. Mackrory’s lilting prose is pleasantly reminiscent of Austen’s, and readers will enjoy this unique twist to the familiar tale.Ever since I read Pride and Prejudice a few years back, I have been a little bit obsessed with the story and characters. Darcy can’t have a future with Elizabeth the ghost and must determine how to reunite her with her physical body and revive her. Wickham, they realize that despite their inability to touch each other, their admiration is turning into a much deeper emotion. As they develop a mutual affection and Darcy clears up Elizabeth’s misconceptions regarding Mr. But Darcy’s New Year’s wish “to see Elizabeth once again” is answered when her spirit appears in his library. Darcy to “want something they cannot have.” Shortly after the sisters leave, their carriage is wrecked, and Elizabeth is knocked into a coma. Elizabeth and Jane Bennett attend a New Year’s Eve assembly at Meryton, where Elizabeth cruelly wishes for Mr. Mackrory’s affinity for the works of Jane Austen shines in her tender and touching haunted rendition of Pride and Prejudice.
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