An Assembly Such as This

Lovers of Jane Austen will enjoy this twist on Pride and Prejudice from Darcy’s perspective.

With the proliferation of Austen sequels out there, readers must be discerning in their selections. "An Assembly Such as This" is a rare find, in that it is true to Austen's characters and plot, but it still offers a fresh perspective and tone. Obviously no one can tell this tale better than Jane Austen, but Pamela Aidan is an impressive second.At last we have a round, developed Darcy, whom we never really get acquainted with... Read Full Review

If you have ever wondered what Darcy was thinking in Pride and Prejudice? Pamela Aiden tells the story of Pride and Prejudice from Darcy's point of view. The cool headed Mr. Darcy's composure is breeched by the witty, graceful and lovely Elizabeth Bennet. Darcy is caught in a dilemma between "being a man of property" with high social standing, and his desire for a woman that outclasses the women of his class.Pamel Aiden also... Read Full Review

The charm of Pride and Prejudice has lured many into attempting to write about this delightful love story, but in my opinion no such work can parallel the mastery of Pamela Aidan's novel. Beautifully written, in exquisite austenesque language - so rare amongst Jane Austen's followers - Pamela Aidan's work is the only one worthy of standing alongside the original story, as its perfect companion. If you wish to read only one... Read Full Review

If you adore Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, then you willfall in love with Darcy all over again in this new tale. True to Austen's style and rhythm, but with additional characters all her own, Pamela Aiden tells a wonderful story in a whole new perspective, Mr. Fitzwilliam Darcy's view.Starting off with Mr. Bingley and company arriving at the Meryton assembly, you travel with Darcy as the events unfold. Learning the answers... Read Full Review