Tag: Karen V. Wasylowski

Sons and Daughters: Darcy and Fitzwilliam Book Two, by Karen Wasylowski – A Review

From the desk of Shelley DeWees Care for a slice of dialogue?  I promise that you’ll find it irresistibly juicy, bursting to the seams with wit and character.  This is Karen Wasylowski’s work, after all, and you may still have the lingering juices from her first book Darcy and Fitzwilliam on your tongue.  It tasted... Continue Reading →

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Darcy and Fitzwilliam: A Tale of a Gentleman and an Officer, by Karen V. Wasylowski – A Review

From the desk of Christina Boyd:  The latest spin-off from Jane Austen’s masterpiece Pride and Prejudice is the debut novel Darcy and Fitzwilliam, A Tale of a Gentleman and an Officer, by author Karen V. Wasylowski.  Divided into two volumes, volume one, entitled Fitzwilliam Darcy, A Gentleman, 1815 begins shortly after the marriage of Mr.... Continue Reading →

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