Book Review: Mr Darcy's Decision by Juliette Shapiro
While I will be the first to say that this book does not have the same substance and structure as pride and prejudice, it is still an enjoyable read. Juliette Shapiro does a good job of keeping the characters as true to their original colors as possible. You have waves of angst and over all a good telling of the story.
I fear I can not go into to many details as the plot is fairly well interwoven and I don't want to give any of it away. If you like Pride and Prejudice I do think you will like Mr. Darcy's decision. But you will need to always keep at the front of your mind the reminder that it is not Jane Austen.
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