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OMG, every instance of the word 'realise' needs a space in front of it. So. Many. 'Herealised/sherealised/Darcyrealised', I keep reporting them because it's driving my ocd batty, but I'm never going to finish if I keep stopping to report every other page.

Dnfing due to extreme second hand embarrassment for these characters. If it were so bad that it was good, I'd stick it out, but right now its just bad. All the tension has to do with physical appearance and chemical reactions being constantly described rather than engaging dialogue that zings with chemistry without needing to fill us in on proximity.

This book is equal parts interesting and ridiculous. I'm not sure if I like it or not. The writing is also very repetitive and relies on over acting. It misses the subtlety of Jane Austen's performance.

Came across this at a public library and couldn't resist. Starting Jane Austen July a few hours early.