It took me longer to warm up to the idea of Jane Austen being significantly modernized.  How do you deal with the misunderstandings?  Our love 'em and leave 'em society makes it more difficult to bring these characters realistically to life.  We live this age so we're more likely to be critical of who Lizzy and Darcy would be today.  Are there really modernized versions of Jane Bennet?  She's so goodie two shoes, isn't she?  Kara Louise manages it with aplomb.  I believe her Darcy - who knows best for everyone else.  And her Lizzy has all of the spark and charm of the original.  Without giving away any spoilers, Kara seems to know a lot of geography, too.  From sadness, she brings our characters together in a way that left me in anticipation of their next encounter.  And even though we think we know how it has to end,  (we have all read Pride and Prejudice, haven't we?  I've read it repeatedly and quote from it frequently) there were points when I was not quite sure.  That makes it another page turner for Kara Louise that you won't be able to put down.  And when I was through, I missed them all and wondered what happened next.  I grew to really love this Darcy.  In all his imperfection, he's still our man of integrity.  Thank you, Kara Louise.