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Ebook About In this variation of Pride and Prejudice, our tale begins with Elizabeth travelling with the Goulding family from Meryton. They are touring the towns in Kent beginning with Canterbury’s famous Cathedral before making their way to Ramsgate. In this coastal town, Elizabeth meets Georgiana Darcy and an interesting couple from the nobility. Summoned by the Duke of Portland to Ramsgate after his wife dismisses Mrs. Young as being totally unsuited to be a young gentlewoman’s companion, Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy arrives and immediately clashes with the opiniated Miss Elizabeth Bennet.Now a larger party, the troupe journeys along the coast to Dover to escape from Mr. George Wickham who haunts Ramsgate for unknown reasons. Then the party travels to Folkstone, another coastal town in Kent and near Rosings Park. However, just as the party is to set out for a picnic outside the town, someone fires cannons into the town. Near the docks, Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth see that a French battleship is firing on the small English town! Fearing General Bonaparte is leading the French armies to invade England, the party flees to Rosings Park, only two hours away.The next morning, the Gouldings depart with Miss Darcy for London while Mr. Darcy returns to Folkstone to investigate the size of the invasion force. Despite Mr. Goulding’s protests, Elizabeth remains at the manor house to help care for the Duchess of Portland who collapsed during the bombardment. The duchess dies after another day, leaving Elizabeth and the servants to help the duke deal with his grief and prepare to send the body of the duchess to London.Mr. Darcy returns with news that the attack at Folkstone was a feint to create fear among the common people of invasion, and to kidnap the Duke of Portland, a former Prime Minister. Unwilling to await the arrival of the regular army, Mr. Darcy seeks the assistance of the militia in Ashland to restore order to Folkstone. In his absence, Mr. Wickham appears at Rosings Park with French soldiers and Marshal Joachim Murat, seeking to take the Duke of Portland prisoner.Despite threats from Wickham and the Frenchmen, Elizabeth and the servants help Lord William, Duke of Portland to slip away from the potential kidnappers. That same day, Mr. Darcy returns with the militia, and they drive the invaders away from Rosings Park. In the final minutes, as the French retreat toward Folkstone, Mr. Darcy duels a French captain who is trying to get Marshal Murat away. During the duel, Elizabeth subdues the Marshal just before Darcy is wounded as he dispatches his opponent.When he awakens, Mr. Darcy believes an angel has come to Kent to save him. When his vision clears, he realizes his angel is none other than Miss Elizabeth Bennet and for some unknown reason, she is applying honey to his head wound. Mr. Darcy’s cousin, Colonel Richard Fitzwilliam, arrives with the regular units of the British Army and they capture the last of the French invaders at Folkstone.Elizabeth returns to London where she remains at Gracechurch Street until George Wickham and Marshal Murat are tried by the Royal Courts. Safe with her aunt and uncle, Elizabeth cannot dismiss her reaction to her experiences at Rosings Park but letters from her family and friends help. When she returns to Longbourn, regular day-to-day tasks are welcome but also confining.That autumn, at the Assembly Ball, the gentleman who has become the Netherfield tenant brings his sisters and a friend to the gathering. Mrs. Bennet is hopeful that a suitable gentleman has appeared in Meryton and immediately believes Jane can capture his attention. But many ladies and gentlemen are disturbed when they see his friend – how can their daughters display themselves before Mr. Bingley with that fierce looking friend around him? But then Elizabeth catches sight of the man and she is excessively pleased to discover that Mr. Bingley’s friend is Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy.Book Mr. Darcy and the Angel of Kent: A Variation on Pride & Prejudice Review :
So, here's the deal. The premise of this book is great. The plot itself is super fun and very engaging. However, there are several plot points that are just implausible, though the creativity of the story makes them almost forgivable. However, the typos and the missing words? Oh my stars and garters...seriously?? We couldn't find a high school senior somewhere to proofread this for a Starbucks gift card or something? It really takes away from the quality of the experience of reading the story. My other complaint is simply a preference. I thought the characters were solidly written, I very much enjoyed the action and the banter displayed, loved this physically demonstrative and spunky/brave Lizzy, also adored this Darcy & the Duke, Dutchess, servants, etc. The element I missed in the writing was the inner life of the characters. There was a little, but the story was primarily told in actions and happenings. More perfunctory, perhaps. Much like I imagine Mr. Bennet's mentioned historical pamphlets to be written. Perhaps an intentional choice on the author's part? Not a poor writing style, but just not my preference. This is far, far away from a gooshy romance novel, if that's what you're looking for, but will do well for anyone who can overlook the ridiculous amount of missing & extra words, and who is hankering for a low-wickham, low-de Bourgh, low-collins, Lydia-gets-a-little-comeuppance, Lizzy-rocks, Darcy's-not-a-jerk-the-whole-time li'l adventure. This reader is very impressed with how the author wove this amazing tale filled with suspenseful adventures for Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy. The meticulous details the author describe are remarkable as well. The mentioned of historical figures also made this variation somewhat real and convincing.However, this focus on adventures and misadventures rather than the beloved couple is what went against this extraordinary variation. The detailed descriptions are also a letdown as it deviates from the emphasis on Darcy and Elizabeth (breaking the unspoken cardinal rule of P&P variations). This reader found herself skipping several paragraphs as they seemed inconsequential and was left dissatisfied with how little the romance between Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet was highlighted.Despite this reader’s misgivings, this variation is recommended for those who enjoy out-of-the-ordinary adventures for the beloved couple, as well as a stronger and more courageous Elizabeth Bennet. What a force to reckon with! The fact that Mr. Darcy easily won her over with no more than a few meetings, dances and exchanges was justifiable but unsatisfactory to those of us readers who yearn for more romance. Supposedly, it all depends on the author’s intention; and if he intends focus on adventure rather than romance, that is his prerogative. Read Online Mr. Darcy and the Angel of Kent: A Variation on Pride & Prejudice Download Mr. Darcy and the Angel of Kent: A Variation on Pride & Prejudice Mr. Darcy and the Angel of Kent: A Variation on Pride & Prejudice PDF Mr. Darcy and the Angel of Kent: A Variation on Pride & Prejudice Mobi Free Reading Mr. Darcy and the Angel of Kent: A Variation on Pride & Prejudice Download Free Pdf Mr. Darcy and the Angel of Kent: A Variation on Pride & Prejudice PDF Online Mr. Darcy and the Angel of Kent: A Variation on Pride & Prejudice Mobi Online Mr. Darcy and the Angel of Kent: A Variation on Pride & Prejudice Reading Online Mr. Darcy and the Angel of Kent: A Variation on Pride & Prejudice Read Online Martin Hunnicutt Download Martin Hunnicutt Martin Hunnicutt PDF Martin Hunnicutt Mobi Free Reading Martin Hunnicutt Download Free Pdf Martin Hunnicutt PDF Online Martin Hunnicutt Mobi Online Martin Hunnicutt Reading Online Martin HunnicuttDownload PDF Red Thorns: A Dark New Adult Romance (Thorns Duet Book 1) By Rina Kent
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