Pride and Prejudice: Sequels and Prequels

Aidan, Pamela - An Assembly Such As This
First in a trilogy reworking Pride and Prejudice through Mr. Darcy’s perspective. His friendship with Bingley, his feelings for Elizabeth and his disgust of Wickham are all examined.

Burris, Skylar Hamilton - Conviction
Georgiana Darcy is the focus of this continuation. She has many suitors to choose from. Can she find the one who loves her for herself?

Newark, Elizabeth - Darcy's Give a Ball
The children of the Darcy’s, Bingley’s and Collins’ are featured in old and new plotlines. Mr. Collins has inherited Longbourn and Lady Catherine De Bourgh has died. The children have developed their own relationships and stories.

Aylmer, Janet - Darcy's Story
Using passages from Pride and Prejudice, the author has made Mr. Darcy a more approachable hero. His feelings, thoughts and impressions are described.

Dawkins, Jane - Letters From Pemberley
Consisting of 25 letters from Elizabeth to Jane, written between Feb. and Dec. 1813, this short book describes Elizabeth’s life at Pemberley. Old friends are revisited and new ones introduced as Elizabeth becomes acquainted with her Pemberley neighbors.

Halstead, Helen - Mr. Darcy Presents His Bride
Mr. Darcy takes his new bride, Elizabeth, to London. She is drawn into a world of gossip and intrigue. In order to be accepted by the ton, Elizabeth’s activities may threaten her relationship with her new husband.

Berdoll, Linda - Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife
The Darcy’s take up residence at Pemberley. Elizabeth’s sisters Jane and Lydia appear as well as their parents and Darcy’s sister. Georgiana. Berdoll has elaborated on the passionate side of Darcy and Elizabeth’s marriage.

Acton, Elizabeth - Mr. Darcy's Daughters
The Darcy’s are sent to Constantinople on a diplomatic mission. They leave their five daughters, ages 21 to 15 with Colonel and Mrs. Fitzwilliam in London. The country girls are soon raising eyebrows and attracting beaux.

Bebris, Carrie - Pride and Prescience
The newly married Darcy’s turn detective to solve a mystery surrounding Caroline Bingley and her American fiancé

Myer, Valerie - Jane Austen: Obstinate Heart
(800.92 Aus) Drawing from family papers, letters and accounts from friends and acquaintances, the author brings to life Austen’s life in Regency England. Included are poems, riddles and charades written for family entertainment.