A Noteworthy Courtship

by Laura Sanchez

Book Overview

A Noteworthy Courtship is an Austen inspired tale, where the familiar characters of Pride and Prejudice, along with a few new ones, discover what would have happened if the storyline had strayed from... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1449904556
• ISBN13: 9781449904555
• Release Date: December 2009
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 242 Pages
• Weight: 1.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

totally engaging

I loved the alternative of P & P. Lizzy and Darcy's wit was excellant. I couldn't put the book down. They had a different struggle but you felt it just the same. I loved the extras at the end with different senarios. well done book. loved it

A Must-Read for P & P Fans!

As a huge Pride & Prejudice fan, I'm always itching for more reading material involving the characters and this one is definitely a new favorite! I thought the new "You've Got Mail"-type plot twist was executed very well. I couldn't put the book down! There is a lot of Darcy-Elizabeth content which I love, love, love and I appreciate that it is all clean with no inappropriate or raunchy content. A captivating read indeed!

A Most Favorite P & P adaptation!

Far and away my most favorite Jane Austen "what if" book, and I have read many! This was such a pleasurable read ~ well written and highly entertaining. Love the mix of the adaptation of Pride and Prejudice with a "You've Got Mail" (the movie) twist! I can only hope she will write more JAFF.

A Noteworthy Courtship

Thoroughly enjoyed this book and thought the author took a great twist to getting Darcy and Elizabeth together.

Pride and Prejudice meets you've got mail

Very engaging! Not once do the characters step go outside the style intended by Jane Austen. The phrasing and deeply held moral character stay within the bounds of the original. Laura Sanchez invents a new plot line that involves Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet exchanging anonymous notes. This is a book that is great for all ages as well as Jane Austen lovers. Loved It!