The Other Mr
Darcy
From Robert Hale, UK edition
 It is universally acknowledged that proper ladies do
not fall to the ground and sob, no matter what the circumstances. When Caroline Bingley, of all people, falls apart at Mr
Darcy’s wedding, she does not think anyone is watching. Imagine her humiliation when she discovers that a stranger has
witnessed her emotional display. Miss Bingley, understandably, resents this unknown gentleman, even if he is Mr Darcy’s
American cousin.
And a year
later, when she is forced to travel to Pemberley with him, she still has not forgiven him. But her attempts to snub him fail
completely, and, as the Bennets descend upon them, Caroline finds herself spending more and more time in his company, with
her rigid standards of behaviour slipping slowly away. Meanwhile this other Mr Darcy, inescapable and enigmatic as Providence,
questions her at every turn…
Inspired by the beloved Pride and Prejudice,
THE OTHER MR DARCY takes the much maligned Caroline Bingley, and, setting her in the cultural context of Jane Austen's world,
shows us the woman behind the mask. At the same time, it presents us with a new hero whose family resemblance to Mr Fitzwilliam
Darcy is unmistakable.
The Other Mr Darcy from Sourcebooks
An American edition of The Other Mr Darcy will
be appearing in October 2009. More information coming soon
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