Stanley Michael Hurd

And so to the concluding part of this Pride and Prejudice tale from Darcy's point of view. Following on from the Hunsford's proposal it takes Darcy's on a journey of self discovery and to the correct solution.

In this Pride and Prejudice sequel Colonel Edmund Fitzwilliam, as a second son has joined the army. But now during the peace he is working at Whitehall . Just as he meets the lady that captures his heart he is sent on a reconnoitring mission to France.
Lovely characters, tension, romance. Also a well-written story. Loved this Colonel.
Enjoyable re-read

This Pride and Prejudice variation is written from the viewpoint of Darcy. It covers the period from Darcy and Bingley's arrival into Hertfordshire and their leaving just after the Netherfield Ball. This is my second read of this book and I enjoyed the story again.

In this Pride and Prejudice tale as told from the view of Darcy, Volume 2 covers the time just after the Netherfield Ball to the unfortunate proposal at Rosings.