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Oh joy, to discover this talented author just when I thought I had read all of the best of the Pride and Prejudice variations and continuations. The character development of Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam Darcy are wonderful with beatiful dialogue and depth of feeling. How well this gives the social dilemma of a lady who must become a governess after her father's unexpected death. She has to deal with another fawning rival who does not fully understand Mr Darcy's wonderful sense of responsibility like Elizabeth does. This is one of the most serious tender of these novels that I have read and it is without violence on Wickam's part though he is still a rake, and Lydia is still thoughtless and selfish. What a noble Mr Darcy this is with so much tenderness and feeling. This book is well written and professional or I enjoyed it so much I did not notice any grammar problems or typos. What a pleasure to find a professionally edited book and one with so much depth and understanding of the social situation and changes. I could not put it down and hated to see the end of this incredible story. i would have loved to have seen what the first baby was in the Epilogue. This is a deep love story that has strong emotions and love without getting in the bedroom, so it is clean for all readers. I do not mind a little spice, but this will make all happy. I wish I could see this story in a movie. Simply one of the best. How wonderful to be facing a number of writings by this author that I am yet to read It is hard to imagine improving on this novel. Thank you for sharing this.


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Only Mr Darcy Will Do Kara Louise Books Reviews

I have read this book at least 3, but maybe 4, times. It builds the romance between our beloved couple in a way I find very believable and sweet. I will not repeat the plot as so many reviewers have done so already. And even though I can take or leave sex scenes the omission of such in this book fits with the writing very well. There is plenty of angst but little sexual tension. Darcy is always the gentleman and is very careful to protect Elizabeth's reputation which is in even more jeopardy due to her lowered position in society.

One of my favorite scenes is the chess match between Darcy and Elizabeth. It starts with the fact that when it appears he is losing to Hamilton, who then states the winner will play Elizabeth, Darcy suddenly takes the game seriously and wins. Then he describes the game (Lizzy's "rival" for Darcy's affections is listening in to learn the game) with references to the roles of each piece in such a manner that we and Lizzy know he is talking about their relationship, the failed proposal, etc. Lizzy participates in this dialogue, but others are in the dark as to the double meanings in the conversation. "I once made a move based on what I thought would prompt a particular response, having foolishly considered no other option. I was...gravely mistaken”....Elizabeth - Is there some hidden message to me in those words? ETC.

The next day Rosalyn goes to Lizzy's employers, Rosalyn's sister and brother-in-law, and makes sure Lizzy is not allowed to spend time after dinner "in company" when she hears Darcy request another chess game with Lizzy.

Another happening that causes angst but also makes one want to cheer are the events leading to Darcy relating to Elizabeth that "I want you to be assured that you have come through this shining like a star, for according to the letter, you were disgusted by my offer." The first page of his letter to Elizabeth after his failed proposal at Hunsford, has been accidentally left in her room at Pemberley, the premises of which she quits to return to London due to Lydia's elopement, Subsequently found by her student and then grabbed by Rosalyn who reads the first line out loud. The letter is grabbed from Rosalyn by Hamilton (another cousin to Darcy) before any other line is read so the full letter is not revealed. Rosalyn starts out to be a good friend to Elizabeth but when Darcy is the "prize" the "cat" comes out - reminding one of Caroline.

Others have made comparisons to Jane Eyre but I find the similarity very slight, basically both having the position of governess and witnessing a woman of higher status trying to gain the hero's attention. But little else is copied. Darcy is NOT attempting to make her jealous and he is NOT her employer and her whole background and history are NOT at all alike. Plus Lizzy has family who support her in opposition to Jane Eyre's having no family who care at all about her circumstances nor have any relationship with her.

Darcy's character vs. the Willstones' and Roslyn's lack of such in their view of the tenants and servants comes out very clearly during a flood in the area. Others have mentioned the cat....which leads to another favorite scene with a hint of sexual tension. Lizzy chases the cat which has escaped the area of confinement and it runs into Darcy's bedroom. When Darcy looks upon Elizabeth standing in the doorway of his bedroom - well, you can imagine where his mind goes.

This is a story that I would recommend to all. Even in re-reading it I found it to be a page turner and hard to put down.
2015
As much as I love Jane Austen Fan Fiction (JAFF), I **adored** this novel!! It was one of the best books of this genre I've read...and I devoured it in fewer than 48 hours. (Being on Easter break helps, LOL!) Absolutely splendid book--and for those of you in California, it's available through the public library LINK+ system, as are the majority of books by the amazing ladies at the Austen Variations site. )

2017
I broke down and bought my own copy and enjoyed this book just as much the second time through!! Again, I devoured it within 48 hours (between assignments to grade for my research class!) and loved it all over again! Elizabeth as a governess after her father's death meets Mr. Darcy in the home of her employers; their niece befriends Elizabeth and has apparently loved Mr. Darcy for many years as she grew up on an estate near Pemberley. Convinced that only Mr. Darcy will do, the niece makes Elizabeth her confidant as the family, including Elizabeth and her beloved six-year-old charge, are invited to Pemberley. Elizabeth thinks that the invitation shows the Mr. Darcy returns her friend's feelings, but is that the real reason the cautious Mr. Darcy invited them all to his home?
Oh joy, to discover this talented author just when I thought I had read all of the best of the Pride and Prejudice variations and continuations. The character development of Elizabeth and Fitzwilliam Darcy are wonderful with beatiful dialogue and depth of feeling. How well this gives the social dilemma of a lady who must become a governess after her father's unexpected death. She has to deal with another fawning rival who does not fully understand Mr Darcy's wonderful sense of responsibility like Elizabeth does. This is one of the most serious tender of these novels that I have read and it is without violence on Wickam's part though he is still a rake, and Lydia is still thoughtless and selfish. What a noble Mr Darcy this is with so much tenderness and feeling. This book is well written and professional or I enjoyed it so much I did not notice any grammar problems or typos. What a pleasure to find a professionally edited book and one with so much depth and understanding of the social situation and changes. I could not put it down and hated to see the end of this incredible story. i would have loved to have seen what the first baby was in the Epilogue. This is a deep love story that has strong emotions and love without getting in the bedroom, so it is clean for all readers. I do not mind a little spice, but this will make all happy. I wish I could see this story in a movie. Simply one of the best. How wonderful to be facing a number of writings by this author that I am yet to read It is hard to imagine improving on this novel. Thank you for sharing this.