Title: Finally, a sequel with some substance!
Product review: This is by far the most satisfying "Pride and Prejudice" sequel I have ever read. The new characters are thoughtfully written, and seem more three dimensional than those in other sequels. Thankfully, characters from Austen's original story stay true to their previous selves, especially the catty, grasping Caroline Bingley. Darcy, Elizabeth and the rest are mainly in the background, as this book concerns Georgiana Darcy and her path to true love. There is little tedious plodding or contrived plot twists I've noticed in other sequels, and everything the characters do and say makes good sense. There are some typographical errors and other editing goofs, but I'm willing to forgive that for a story that is more than a Darcy-Elizabeth Harlequin romance.
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