Mr. Darcy's Diary

by Amanda Grange

[Sarah Says]

I reread Pride and Prejudice before I read this. I shut the cover of one and opened the other. I wanted to have the original fresh in my mind as devoured this a fantastic addition to the many sequels penned by Austen Fans.
All the things I love in the original were there and it was rather enjoyable being in Mr Darcy’s head.
There was nothing Grange’s Darcy did or said that I doubt Austen’s would have. I did for the most part feel I was still reading Austen. I’m not sure if Austen would have developed the Anne De Bourgh character the way Grange did, but that is of little concern as the book on a whole was wonderful and I’d say like the original I will read it again and again, anything to get to watch Darcy alive in my mind. I feel the Goodreads synopsis is explanation enough for me to need to say no more. Four out of Five Stars.