Darcy’s Endless Love

A Collection of Pride and Prejudice Variations

By: Grace Belton

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Three variations, one Darcy, endless love.

Discover three captivating new journeys for Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy in this collection of Pride and Prejudice variations.

In Engaged to Mr. Darcy, follow Elizabeth and Darcy during their engagement as they navigate London society's scrutiny and work together against those who would undermine their match, forging the partnership that will sustain them through life at Pemberley.

Elizabeth's Predicament places our heroine between her past and her future when an invitation from a childhood friend leads to an unexpected reunion with Mr. Darcy. As she navigates complicated relationships and mistaken impressions, Elizabeth must determine which gentleman truly understands and respects her independent spirit.

Elizabeth's Defense reimagines how a single act of compassion might alter the course of Elizabeth and Darcy's relationship. When principles and values prove deeper than social rank or family connections, both must reconsider their first impressions and discover what truly makes a lasting love.

Each variation remains true to Austen's beloved characters while offering fresh perspectives on their journey toward happiness. Perfect for Jane Austen enthusiasts who delight in new journeys to the same beloved destination.

Hmmmm

I listened to the audiobook. Virtual narrators do not do the stories any favors but I think perhaps there is improvement over time. Some are better than others. This wasn't the best. But it is better than some I've heard. The accent was lovely to listen to but the virtual voice lacks the ability to read with the correct expression so the meaning of the words comes out with different intent.

Engaged to Mr. Darcy: 5 stars
I really enjoyed this low angst story. I loved that Darcy didn't deal high handedly with Elizabeth but chose to make sure they were partners in life. It was ideal.

Elizabeth's Defense: 4 stars
This story seemed to have more repetitive phrases and ideas. At times toward the end it felt like all the times they reviewed the errors of their past became preaching to the reader to not commit the same errors. I don't believe that was the intention but it still felt preachy and repetitive.

Elizabeth's Predicament: 3 stars
Once again, Elizabeth learns that Darcy is a true partner in life. I didn't really enjoy this one all that much.