Title: A Real Disappointment
Product review: The "Elizabeth and Darcy" part of the novel isn't too bad - really it's not much worse than the other Austen adapters out there - and this could've been an enjoyable little diversion. But the "whodunnit" part of the book - meh.Perceptive readers will have strong suspicions of the who-will-do-it before page 20. Before page 100 you'll probably figure out most of the why-do-it and how-do-it. If this isn't bad enough, the plotting is so poor that the author has to rely on a really lame plot device to make the solution even remotely plausible.This book had real potential - I wanted to like it, so I oculd get all the books in the series - but fell sadly short. I'd maybe buy another by this author only if I were stuck in an airport with no other choices, and then only if the price were deeply discounted.
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