Loving Mr. Darcy: Journeys Beyond Pemberley

I eagerly awaited the release of Sharon Lathan's Loving Mr. Darcy and finished it last weekend. It is a continuation of the first months of Lizzy and Darcy's married life. The historical details were richly described in this book, from the new gadgets of the day to the stunning countryside to medical treatments of that time. The newlyweds' love is growing deeper daily and they rejoice in expressing it. Lizzy is coming into her own as the Mistress of Pemberley and the house in London, showing that grit and determination that I love in her character. Darcy is fascinated by their unborn child and enthusiastically prepares for his arrival. Several delightful new characters are introduced and a few existing ones, such as Anne and Mary, get fleshed out in interesting ways. To sum up, the "happily ever after" is what draws me to these books. I can read about bad things in the news. This series provides me with a blessed escape into a world where love, family, and trust reign supreme.

Sharon Lathan has done it again with Loving Mr. Darcy. Others have given the details, so I will not bore you with repeating them. All I will say is that this is a beautiful sequel to the most treasure love story of all time. Beautifully written and beautifully told, I felt pulled into the romance of the times.

A lot of people try to write Pride and Prejudice adaptation's but Sharon Lathan excells at it.Loving Mr Darcy is the second book in the Darcy Saga trilogy and is just as fabulous as the first.I highly recommend this book for the simple reason that it is a very worthy read.Can't wait till the next installment.

all three books are great reading. i'm now into the third book. hope she can up with a fourth book just as hot & heavy with their love & family.

Yes these books are incredibly over the top in the gushing department...but what's wrong with that now and then in this cynical world we live in? ;-) I just love the easy romance between the two, it makes me want to work harder in my own relationship to keep that ol spark alive! I enjoy seeing Darcy's softer side since he barely revealed it to us in the movie. Sex scenes do abound in every chapter, but it's HOT and I for one love it. My only real complaint is the shocking frequency of spelling errors. It's like she didn't even bother to get it proof read before sending it to the printing house. Other than that, I read the first book three times, and I'm half way through the second which I'm sure I'll read again, and I can't wait to get my hands on the third. Long live romance!