An Assembly Such as This: A Novel of Fitzwilliam Darcy, Gentleman | 
pickI discovered this series on Kindle unlimited. It's Pride and Prejudice written from Darcy's point of view. I thought it was really well done. I liked the insights into his perspective. This is a trilogy in all and this first one ends after he convinces Bingley to leave Netherfield for London. I'm looking forward to reading the rest.
so-soI know I enjoyed this Pride and Prejudice retelling when I first read it 20 years ago, but I didn‘t care for the audiobook reread much. The narrator is annoying and I had forgotten the whole specialty cravat tying subplot, which is, quite frankly, ridiculous. An easy read, but mostly fluff and nonsense, and really easy to tune out while listening. I doubt I‘ll reread the rest of the trilogy. I recommend reading the original instead.
Taking a break from ‘Lyman‘ for this. Just starting out, with the first assembly at Meryton; the writing is better than I was expecting. Of course, some is taken directly from P&P but generally (so far) seems to stick to the spirit of the original. Except for some grammar (which then sticks out like a sore thumb in this quintessentially English story, unfortunately) such as ‘looked out the window‘ instead of ‘looked out OF the window‘
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There are SO MANY P&P continuations/sequels/variations/fanfic... I‘ve listed just a few here— feel free to add more in comments, discuss what you want to read, etc.
The tagged book, Longbourn, Darcy‘s Temptation, and Jacobson‘s Bennet Wardrobe series have long been on my list
Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife looks smutty.😳
Pride & Prometheus could work for spooky October reading.
I LOVED Clergyman‘s Wife & The Other Bennet Sister.
@jenniferw88 I opened your lovely #staycationintimeswap and I love every bit! The coloring book is so charming and I can‘t wait to read all of the books, though I‘m starting with the tagged book. Can you see the bookmark? It says “Talk Darcy to Me” 😁 Now, if anyone needs me tell them I left for Pemberley and I won‘t be back soon! Thank you Jenny and @Chrissyreadit what a great swap! 📚💕
#Satisfied, he settled back into the squabs, pulling his evening cloak and the carriage rug closer. The ride to Melbourne House would be of no moment, he thought as he waited in the deep shadows of a cold late autumn's evening; but the wait for the long lines of carriages attempting to discharge their passengers and then the receiving line within could take up well over an hour, maybe two. Not that he was anxious to arrive at his destination.
Oh Darcy, how I love you. I‘m so excited and ready to read this. #JaneAusten #PrideandPrejudice #Darcy
You have to love Book Outlet ... I‘m in love with my Black Friday Haul, including my signed Stealing Mona Lisa. My historical fiction itch has been well and truly scratched!!!🤓
This trilogy is a Pride and Prejudice #retelling from Darcy's viewpoint. I read it about 15 years ago. It wasn't bad. #sizzlinsummerbooks
I had heard Pamela Aidan's series described as "high-quality Pride and Prejudice fanfiction" several times, but only now got to it. It was a entertaining read showing Darcy's POV. This was first in a trilogy so it only goes through Darcy leaving Netherfield after Bingley's ball. It was fun while reading, but I didn't find it particularly memorable. My work only has this first book and I'm not motivated enough to seek out the other 2 elsewhere.
pickA different view point of Pride and Prejudice. This is book one in the trilogy. I really enjoyed it and going to look for the rest of the trilogy. 4 ☆ rating #PlannerGirlBookBingo2017 #AtoZChallenge
I have read a LOT of Jane Austen spin-offs and sequels. This trilogy by Pamela Aidan is by far the best. Each book tackles a different part in Pride and Prejudice and tells the story from Darcy's perspective. #recommendsday
The specifics of my #bookstore sale #bookhaul. All this for $26 ❤️ Also, if you love Pride and Prejudice read this book! It is the story from Darcy's POV ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amazing! I love the character this author flushes out and adds. While the second #book in the series veers a little the 3rd book makes up for it more than you could imagine 💙
