Reviews for An unequal marriage, or, Pride and prejudice twenty years later

The average rating for An unequal marriage, or, Pride and prejudice twenty years later based on 2 reviews is 1 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2010-09-25 00:00:00 Mylene Cyr I seriously doubt this author had read the actual Pride and Pejudice or any other Austen's work. If she has, may be she might have been thinking about another galaxy when she did or may be she got the original idea from Ms. Bingly and Lady Catherine. She cannot have read it with any understanding or insight into the characters, because her Elizabeth and Darcy bear no resemblance to Jane's in anything but name. I'm glad I read a library copy so didn't contribute anything to her coffers or encourage her in any way to trash any more of Austen's work.

Review # 2 was written on 2008-09-18 00:00:00 Rohini Kandepaneni It is a truth universally acknowledged that a reader who has finished reading Pride and Prejudice must be in want of more. After re-reading Pride and Prejudice for class, I was absolutely smitten with Jane Austen and the characters she had created. I wanted more. Since a sequel by Jane Austen was out of the question, I was super excited when I spotted An Unequal Marriage in the library. My school librarian has impeccable taste, so it didn't even cross my mind An Unequal Marriage might be bad. Lesson learned. Jane Austen is Jane Austen, and no one can truly capture her writing style ever again. The thing that made Jane Austen so, well, Jane Austen wasn't just that she wrote a cute love story with wit, but that, underneath it all, she had something to say. At least I didn't read Tennant's first book. Do yourself a favor and don't even bother with this. If you're desperate, you can probably find better fanfiction on the Internet.