Following The Heir to Longbourn (Dexter Haven, 2009) and The Will of Lady Catherine (Dexter Haven, 2010), The Summer at Lyme triumphantly completes Laurence Fleming's trilogy of sequels to Pride and Prejudice (White's Books, 2009). Fleming is as witty, playful and stylistically authentic as ever when Elizabeth and Darcy take the family to Lyme, where they encounter the aftermath of that fateful day on the Cobb and busy themselves matchmaking. A witty treat for any Jane Austen fan.
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Following The Heir to Longbourn (Dexter Haven, 2009) and The Will of Lady Catherine (Dexter Haven, 2010), The Summer at Lyme triumphantly completes Laurence Fleming's trilogy of sequels to Pride and Prejudice (White's Books, 2009). Fleming is as witty, playful and stylistically authentic as ever when Elizabeth and Darcy take the family to Lyme, where they encounter the aftermath of that fateful day on the Cobb and busy themselves matchmaking. A witty treat for any Jane Austen fan.