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About one third through and absolutely loving it.

I am loving this rather unique book!

I have been reading this. Yes, the punctuation and sentence structure do leave a lot to be desired, but so far the story is well thought out and great for both Fitzwilliam Darcy and his cousin, Col. Richard Fitzwilliam. There are sentence fragments, lack of commas or periods that may distract, and cover up a really good story and a wonderful developing relationship between Lizzy and Mr. Darcy early in the book.

One fantastic fantasy version of Pride and Prejudice, which I highly recommend and can hardly put down. I just read 2 wonderful, but angst ridden 5 star novels, so this is a welcome respite that I hate to see end. Maybe I ought to consider writing my own version of this genre. I do like stories using gypsies. It never says what the fortune teller is, but I know there were gypsies.

So far, I am simply loving a well-written and wonderful book! It is amazing no one has ever before written on this wonderful storyline. Always loved the Gardiners and their relationship with Jane and Lizzy. Here is the beginning, but I am truly at the beginning and have quite a bit of enjoyment left.

I am about 70 percent into a book that I almost could not wait to read. This is quite a novel idea. Imagine Mrs. Bennet winning the lottery of 30,000 pounds, and Mr. Bennet more careless than in canon and not seeking counsel in the better places or curving Mrs. Bennet's spending. So far I am loving Mary, Lizzy, and Jane. Oh, my this title is brilliant on multi-levels for a spellbinding book.

I am about 70 percent into a book that I almost could not wait to read. This is quite a novel idea. Imagine Mrs. Bennet winning the lottery of 30,000 pounds, and Mr. Bennet more careless than in canon and not seeking counsel in the better places or curving Mrs. Bennet's spending. So far I am loving Mary, Lizzy, and Jane. Oh, my this title is brilliant on multi-levels for a spellbinding book.

I am about 15 percent into a book that I almost could not wait to read. This is quite a novel idea. Imagine Mrs. Bennet winning the lottery of 30,000 pounds, and Mr. Bennet more careless than in canon and not seeking counsel in the better places or curving Mrs. Bennet's spending. So far I am loving Mary, Lizzy, and Jane. I wonder how long the prosperity will last once in London.

So far


I am near the end of this very romantic and emotional book which paints the loveliest word pictures. I feel like I am at Pemberly with our dear couple. I am glad to get them away from the superficial world of the Ton, which I do not care for. The Rainbow promise is wonderful and shows a very kind and caring Elizabeth and Darcy. Still a few chapters and an epilogue to go and the calm before the visitors.

So far this is a romantic and pleasant book to read.

I just finished Darcy's Voyage: A tale of uncharted love on the open seas.