Kim (Mistry) - reviewed on 3/2/2011 + 105 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 3

This is the third book in the Fitzwilliam Darcy, A Gentleman trilogy. Pamela Aidan outdoes herself. This series was just fantastic!
Set in Pride and Prejudice but told from Mr. Darcy's point of view, it gives insight to the man of mystery we all want to know more about.
Aidan keeps all of the original characters and writes them true to form. She also introduces several new characters and they are just as wonderful and fit right into the telling of the story.
Darcy's valet, Fletcher, is a Shakespeare spouting font of information for Darcy and I enjoyed the relationship between the two.
The introduction of Darcy's best friend Dyfed Broughton in book one carries through the series and the interaction between the two men is thoroughly enjoyable. It's nice to see how Darcy's mind works and how he's brought to heel when needed by his bonvivant friend, of whom there is more than meets the eye.

I absolutely loved this series and hated for it to come to an end. It is definitely going to be a keeper series for me!

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