A Proper Darcy Christmas

By: Pamela Aidan

Narrated by: Philip Battley

A coach accident, a handsome French count, and a disastrous snowstorm! The excitement of a son born at Christmastide to Darcy and Elizabeth is overshadowed by his sister Georgiana’s growing fascination with a stranded nobleman.

Georgiana returned to Pemberley fresh from a highly successful London season, yet unmoved by any of the young men who lined up for introductions. Then, out of a terrible storm, there arrives a young French count with the face and address of an angel. Is this the one for which her heart has waited?

Trapped at Pemberley by the mounting snow, Darcy must sort out the truth of the Frenchman's vague story. Or is this mysterious stranger's tale one for his oldest friend, Lord Dyfed Brougham, to unravel? Can his summons even get through before Georgiana's captivation by the handsome count turns into something more?

Return to the world of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice in Pamela Aidan's new Christmas novella, A Proper Darcy Christmas! Pamela Aidan is the author of the groundbreaking series Fitzwilliam Darcy, Gentleman.

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Exciting to revisit with favorite characters

the Darcy novels by Pamela Aiden are my favorite Jane Austen offshoots. it was fantastic to revisit with these characters in a Pemberly Christmas setting. Looking forward to more!

Great story.

This story is as much about Georgiana Darcy as ODC. I little bit of angst but in a good way. It was an enjoyable story. Great Jaff

Fun holiday story!

This is a fun holiday spin off of Pride and Prejudice. You’ll like the characters even more and understand Darcy’s friend Dy more if you read Pamela’s first few books, but you can definitely read this as a stand alone novel as well.

Love her writing!

Absolutely a fun afternoon listening to this book. No one writes about the Darcy. It’s like Pamela Aiden.

Loved it!

Wonderful story, characters remaining true to Austen, and thank God for the narrator. I love Aidan’s first trilogy, but the narrator of that trilogy almost ruins the audio version, making the masculine Darcy sound unbearably prissy. This narrator is fantastic, and I’d love to hear an updated version of the trilogy remade with this narrator.