Unequal Affections: A Pride and Prejudice Retelling Audible – Unabridged

Realistic treatment of the prejudices e & d had before the proposal. Nicely done. Georgiana and colonel fits have very minor roles

Hands down the best JAFF I've read.

It's subtle and introspective. Both Elizabeth and Darcy spend much time examining themselves, their past actions, and their present... Read more

This was a fun read! I liked the pacing and the characterization of both Lizzy and Darcy.

The writing was not the best.

I have just finished this book, crying that it was over. I have never read a book by this author before but I will assiduously look for more of her work in future. Read more

I liked that it had more details and showcased that the protagonists were attracted to each other physically. It did tend to drag a little at places. Read more

As an Austen fan, I enjoyed this book. I did think that it was a bit slow, a bit too long at the end, but the dialogue was well written in the Regency style.

I've always enjoyed reading stories where one detail can change an entire story. I like the direction this story took and Mr. Wickham's wonderful little comeuppance at the end.

I have read many pride and prejudice variations and sequels with little satisfaction in the lack of understanding the authors seem to have for each character and Jane Austen. Read more

The story kicks off during Darcy's disastrous proposal while visiting his aunt in Rosings, with Elizabeth considering rather than refusing. Read more