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Just when I think I'm tired of the details of Bingley's business in India, it gets interesting again.

At this point, there is too much focus on business, but it’s easy enough to skim past some of the parts. It seems to be well researched.

Engrossing and hard to put down. I really like it so far.

I want to like this more than I do. Slow.

Darcy and Elizabeth meet at the 30% mark, which is about 200 pages into the story. They meet at an assembly, and there is an insult, but it is different than canon. I'm still enjoying the story. Although it's long, I'm not bored (yet).

This is a very long story that begins at the time of Elizabeth's birth. By 21% Elizabeth is 16 years old.

Despite the length, I'm finding it engaging, and I'm not bored. The story shifts between several families: the Bennets, the Fitzwilliams, the Darcys, and Lady Catherine. It seems to be carefully building a foundation for what is to come.

So disappointing. The more I read, the more convinced I am that this story was generated not written. Time to start skimming.

So far, it’s not very interesting. Trying too hard to be intriguing.

Really good so far.