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Overview

Mr. and Mrs. Darcy have an exceedingly passionate marriage in this continuing saga of one of the most exciting, intriguing couples in the Jane Austen Literature.

As the Darcy's raise their babies, enjoy their conjugal felicity and manage the great estate of Pemberley, the beloved characters from Jane Austen's original are joined by Linda Berdoll's imaginative new creations for a compelling, sexy and epic story guaranteed to keep you turning the pages and gasping with delight.

What people are saying about Mr. Darcy Takes A Wife, the bestselling Pride and Prejudice sequel.

"A breezy, satisfying romance." -Chicago Tribune

"While there have been other Pride and Prejudice sequels, this one, with its rich character development, has been the most enjoyable." -Library Journal

"Wild, bawdy and utterly enjoyable sequel." -Booklist

Editorial Reviews

Publishers Weekly
Berdoll's second lighthearted romp through Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice set (following Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife) turns nasty. Things start off sweetly as the terminally dignified Darcy returns from the continent to greet wife Elizabeth and the twins she has borne in his absence. Despite initial annoyance engendered by Elizabeth's recuperation, during which sex is rather out of the question, hearth and home soon return to normal. However, dealing with Darcy's conniving aunt, Lady De Bourgh, as well as the machinations of his troublesome sister-in-law, Lydia, and his arch-rival and nemesis Wickham (here truly evil), threaten their domestic happiness. Elizabeth takes all this circumspectly but with keen concern; between bouts of marital jollity, she provides Darcy with wise and commendable counsel. The story is thick in period trappings and language; the secondary characters and tangential story lines are Dickensian to a fault and the ending is very deus ex machina. But Berdoll's take on Darcy & Co. contains enough pleasures to overcome overwriting and underplotting. (May) Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
Library Journal
Berdoll's sequel to Jane Austen's seminal Pride and Prejudice, Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife, took up where Austen's book left off, addressing world events-e.g., Waterloo, political unrest, the Corn Laws-and the physical passion and daily intimacies between husband and wife. Darcy and Elizabeth continues the saga, following the Bennet sisters through the trials and tribulations of parenthood and the deaths of certain family members. Purists will take exception to Berdoll's language, which, while it captures Austen's ironic flavor, is sprinkled with anachronisms; her characters, however, are dead on. Austen fans will delight in learning more about Darcy and Elizabeth's relationship and will find themselves intrigued by all of Austen's original characters and enchanted by the new ones. [For those who can't get enough Jane Austen knockoffs, see also Elizabeth Aston's The True Darcy Spirit, Paula Marantz Cohen's Jane Austen in Scarsdale, and Laura Horowitz's The Family Fortune.-Ed.]-Cynthia Johnson, Cary Memorial Lib., Lexington, MA Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
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There are Jane Austen fans, and there are Jane Austen spin-off fans. Sometimes they merge, but probably not while reading Berdoll's bawdy second novel about the Darcys (Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife, 2004). In 1815, Elizabeth Darcy, nee Bennet, gives birth to twins just as Mr. Darcy returns to Pemberley Hall from the battlefield of Waterloo, where he'd gone to rescue his sister Georgiana, who was nursing her beloved cousin Fitzwilliam. Now, deeply wounding Darcy's sense of propriety, Georgiana confesses that a hasty marriage must be arranged; a weak and befuddled Fitzwilliam obliges only to discover that she has fibbed about her deflowerment, let alone her pregnancy. Elizabeth's sisters Jane and Lydia have their share of problems as well. Jane's husband Bingley has strayed, briefly but long enough to father a child. Meanwhile, England's post-war political and economic woes have endangered his finances. As for Lydia, her wicked husband Wickham is assumed dead on the battlefield. So when she finds herself inconveniently with child, Lydia finds a new husband, the relatively decent Major Kneebone, only to have Wickham reappear. Then there is Darcy's impossible Aunt Catherine, whose desire to unite the family fortune causes mischief minor and major, bordering on tragic. As for Elizabeth and Darcy, their big drama concerns the frequency and picturesque locales of their connubial relations. Derdoll spares no effort in describing period details, but the tone has little to do with Austen's restrained understated social commentary. The continual couplings echo 18th-century sexual ribaldry (and 21st-century romance novels) while the plot reads like a Dickens or Thackeray knock off, particularly in thedownward spiral of wicked Wickham, whose capacity to bear and desert bastards must set some kind of literary record. Not without charm, but too bloated and overheated to be enjoyed as light-hearted fun.

Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781402205637
  • Publisher: Sourcebooks, Incorporated
  • Publication date: 5/1/2006
  • Pages: 448
  • Sales rank: 294,129
  • Product dimensions: 6.00 (w) x 9.00 (h) x 1.29 (d)

Meet the Author

Researching her bestselling novels Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife and Darcy & Elizabeth, author Linda Berdoll was surprised and delighted by the euphemisms she turned up—most of them of an insulting nature. Berdoll compiled them here to entertain and enlighten. She lives on a pecan farm in Del Valle, Texas, with her husband.

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Come live with me, and be my love,
And we will some new pleasures prove,
Of golden sands, and crystal brooks,
With silken lines, and silver hooks.
-John Donne

The inestimable Jane Austen had penned only six books when she died in 1817 at age forty-one. Pride and Prejudice, her third work, was published in 1813 and has been judged by many to be the finest novel in the English language. The story of the courtship of the beautiful and spirited Elizabeth Bennet and the handsome but haughty Mr. Darcy is as brilliant as it is brief.

As remarkable a writer as she was, Miss Austen wrote only of what a respectable unmarried woman in Regency society would be privy to. Therefore, Pride and Prejudice concludes with the nuptials. Regrettably, in ending her story upon the very cusp of what undoubtedly would be a marriage of unrivalled passion, she has gifted many of her readers with an unfortunate case of literary coitus interruptus.

This hunger has spawned a prolificacy of sequels-most attempting to replicate the original in restraint, if not wit. Readers of sequels seem to fall into two categories-those who are longing to learn what Darcy might have whispered into Lizzy's ear in their nuptial chamber, and those who fall into a swoon at the notion of such heresy.

If you, dear reader, happen to fall into the latter category, we offer this caution before you read further: Hang onto your bonnet, you're in for a bumpy ride.

As our story recommences, all should be bliss within the Darcy household. At long last, Lizzy has birthed an heir and Darcy is again by her side. Motherhood, however, has not only rendered her busy and distracted, childbirth itself has left her temporarily "indisposed."Although Darcy's heart aches for what his Lizzy has endured, it is not the throbbing of his heart that is most troubling to his serenity-it is the palpable pain in his loins...

Chapter 1: New Pleasures Proved

To all the world the month of June in the year of our Lord, 1815 would come to be known as the season of Waterloo. To the members of the Darcy household, it would be called that, but not remembered as such. Far too many other events of greater personal importance to them had transpired to remember it so simply.

Although France was the conquered, England paid a harsh price for its victory. The county of Derbyshire was not immune to that heavy toll. So vast were the repercussions, they were felt even within the usually impenetrable walls of Pemberley. Lives were lost, marriages brought about, and babies born all in the space of a few months.

Having weathered these many woes within the bosom of her very own family, Elizabeth Darcy felt exquisitely compensated by the two babes nestled in her arms. Indeed, that her husband had survived war, quarantine, brigands, and pestilence and returned to her whole was all she desired.What wiles he employed and whose auspices he availed himself of as he trekked through the battlefields and drawing rooms of France to accomplish his mission of rescuing his sister was of no importance to her.

Of even less concern was that the emissary he chose to send word to her of his progress was a woman with whom he had once shared uncommon intimacy. Indeed, when at last he had returned to his wife's waiting arms, all question of his connexion with that beautiful woman was forgot. At least at first, but not for long.

Of even less importance was whether George Wickham was actually dead and buried or was gallivanting about the Continent.

Whilst Wickham's fate remained unknown, there were other vexations. What with Mrs. Darcy labouring to withstand a growing curiosity (approaching to eclipse the Alps in dimension) as to just what went on between her husband and his fetching French emissary, and Mr.Darcy labouring with equal vigour to withstand a desire for his nursing wife aroused to a similar degree, a dance of uncommon peculiarity commenced.

It extended well into the next year.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 24, 2008

    Better books elsewhere

    This book is bordering on awful. The author has decent storylines, but she it too caught up in writing by thesaurus. Might have been entertaining if she didn't try to make it more than it is. My husband, who is a wordsmith and known for his verbose stories did not even know what some of the words the author used meant and some where used improperly in his opinion. Spend your money elsewhere unless you are really in need of any Jane fix.. well, then I would suggest reading Pride and Prejudice for the 100th time and forego this book!

    1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 10, 2008

    WWJD?

    No, seriously, What Would Jane Do? Does the poor, shameless person who wrote this really believe that Jane Austen would have approved? Is it not possible that she ceased telling Elizabeth and Darcy's story where she did? In my opinion, this is nothing more than a collection of silly and thoroughly unnecessary love trysts that shouldn't be in any way, shape, or form connected with Pride and Prejudice.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 24, 2007

    Linda Berdoll did it again!

    I just finished reading Pride and Prejudice continues and this second sequel by Linda Berdoll was a wonderful continuation from beginning to end!!!

    1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted September 15, 2007

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    Recently delivered of twins, Elizabeth struggles to regain her figure and the couple is tormented by not having as much sex as they hoped for. That's pretty much the plot. Other characters are thrown in to the mix, but such license has been taken with their personalities that they're unrecognizable. Anything that could have been sensual or exciting is strangled by Romantic Porn Language ('...fluttered her fan at the memory of his turgid manhood...', '...her nether-regions tingled in anticipation...' and so on. If you wanted a continuation of the Pride & Prejudice characters you have grown to love, seek elsewhere. If you want to know exactly how many times a day and in what positions D and E get down.... this is the book for you.

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  • Posted March 27, 2012

    Loved!

    Loved!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 25, 2012

    decent

    It was not as nice as the 1st, but I still like it.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 22, 2010

    GREAT READ

    I love this book it was a great read, but I would really like it if they would release it in audio.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted November 13, 2009

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    Fast paced, lively, memorable characters.

    Sequel to Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife. Delves deeper into side characters. Adds greater dimension to the story of Darcy and Elizabeth.

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  • Posted October 15, 2009

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    Darcy and Elizabeth

    I have decided to read ALL of the Pride and Prejudice sequels, and was hesitant to procur this copy because of what I had heard about it. I found it to be very entertaining, the vocabulary that Linda Berdoll uses made for an enjoyable read. The story was good; although, I must "red flag" that there is, indeed, a lot of sex...so, for the Jane Austen purist, be warned, but for an enjoyable story with Darcy and Elizabeth at Pemberley I recommend this book.

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  • Posted July 4, 2009

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    My only complaint is that it ended.

    I really liked this book, I'm a sucker for romance. And while this strays from Jane Austen's original works, this book is better than a cheap romance novel. I read the first one and was so excited that there was this one to keep the story going. When I finished it, I was sad that there wasn't a third.

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  • Posted April 13, 2009

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    It was very poor reading material.

    Do not spend time and money.The most nonsensical book.I liked her first book much better.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 5, 2009

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    Great Reading

    This is the second book in the sequel of Pride and Prejudices by this author. I truely enjoyed it. She shows a racey side to the passionate love that Elizabeth and Darcy have for each other. This is a side that Jane Austen could never have imagined. But it is well written, has a wonderful story line and I love the paths the characters take. A must read.

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  • Posted February 9, 2009

    Attention, Jane Austen Lovers!

    Loved "Darcy and Elizabeth--Nights and Days at Pemberly"! Those who can't get enough of Elizabeth and Darcy will be thankful for this latest in the continuing saga penned by Linda Berdoll (who is now writing yet another D&E followup). Austen purists will continue to no doubt be shocked at Berdoll's effrontery in thinking she can match the great Jane; but what the heck, it's so much fun---put aside the literary snobbery, sit down and just enjoy the darn thing!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 30, 2008

    Okay but not as good as Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife

    This book lacked the deep plot and exciting events of her first book and she tends to overdivulge on details at times. Instead of just getting right into the story, she tries to recite the events of Pride and Prejudice and Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife before getting to the real story. I still love the way that she writes the love between Darcy and Elizabeth. Will definitely read the next one if Berdoll writes it.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 28, 2008

    Still Amazing

    I feel complete with the story after reading this wonderful sequel.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 8, 2007

    A wonderful surprise!

    I had read the first book in this series, and absolutely loved it, but I was a little hesitant to pick this one up. It was a fantastic read with a nice plot and wonderful characters. Lots of great sex between Darch and Elizabeth! I highly recommend this book for any Pride and Prejudice fans!!!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 17, 2007

    Not nearly as enjoyable as the first of this series

    This book was O.K. that's it really. I really did like the first Mr.Darcy Takes a Wife..the love Darcy has for Elizabeth makes me smile because I feel it is the way my husnand loves me! I alsways say he is my Darcy. I will read anything of P&P wanna-be's. None will ever be but they are all fun in their own ways.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted March 18, 2007

    Be happy with the first one

    This sequel was such a disappointment. I had such high hopes after reading 'Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife,' but none of them were realized here. If you enjoy getting beaten over the head with a stick about minute character details you already know, feel free to read this book. If not, engage your attentions elsewhere.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted January 13, 2007

    Different, but a must read for all P&P fans!!

    At first this book was very boring. I knew however that no matter what, I was going to read this book because as a true P&P fan, I will read anything that I can get my hands on. I didn't particularly care for the chapters that introduce new characters, this has a different stlye then the first one. I also thought that things from the first novel were left out. Mr. Darcy is a whinner in this book, which took me by surprise. Overall if you are a true fan, no matter what anybody writes or tells you, this is a must read!

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  • Anonymous

    Posted January 2, 2007

    Amazing book!

    I absolutely love this book! I had read Mr. Darcy takes a wife, which is the 1st in this series, and I fell in love... that book was everything that I wanted it to be. I didn't believe it to be possible, but it enabled me to fall even more in love with Mr Darcy! This one does the same! The only problem that I find with these books is that it introduces new characters that I find a tad bit boring, but it does develope the plot so I can't complain! I hope that you will enjoy this book as much as I have! And I do hope that Mrs. Berdoll does continue with this series!

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