Books like More Letters From Pemberley: 1814-1819 by Jane Dawkins
In *More Letters From Pemberley: 1814‑1819*, Jane Dawkins continues the beloved story of Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy, picking up in 1814 and tracing their married life for six years through the final years of the Regency era. Drawing from Jane Austen’s characters and style, the book presents Elizabeth’s letters to her sister Jane, depicting Pemberley’s domestic life, family celebrations, occasional conflicts, and the joyous birth of an heir.
First publish date: July 2003
Genre: Historical Fiction/19th Century Historical Fiction
Authors: Jane Dawkins
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