The Most Interesting Man in the World

A Pride & Prejudice Variation (Unabridged)

De: Jan Ashton, Justine Rivard

Narrado por: David Pickering

Charles Bingley is a man who relies on Darcy’s judgment in all things yet understands very little of it, at least when Darcy is speaking Greek to a horse who only understands Latin or staring at the quick-witted sister of his own angelic Jane Bennet. What was happening behind the scenes at Netherfield, Pemberley, and Darcy House, and just what did those men talk about over billiards and brandy? A generous, kind, and always hungry Bingley sheds a little light on keeping company with the most interesting man in the world and shares his thoughts on puppies, his dreadful sisters, and the meaning of happiness.

©2020 Jan Ashton, Justine Rivard (P)2020 Quills & Quartos Publishing

Great JAFF

This book was written from mr Bingley’s perspective. Most male thoughts and discussion between Bingley Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam. Interesting.

Fun, humorous listen.

My tongue was embedded into my cheek the whole time I was reading this. Great humour. It did make me wonder though how a serious POV from Bingley would read. I did enjoy this.

I love David Pickering. His narrations are always charming and magnetic.

very funny!

well written and very humorous! Highly recommend this title. I will look for more by this author!

Too cute

Too cute version of what Bingley’s experience might have been. It left me with many grins and smiles.

Clever, Amusing Page-turner

Never has a so closely canon based story been so unique. So much witty repartee, I kept wondering how long they could keep it up...to the very last page, it turns out. Darcy’s famously flawed friend finds his voice via Ashton and Rivard. Even in his worst moments, we see a sympathetic portrayal and—most satisfactorily—why Darcy needs him in his life. This book is a perfect introduction to "JAFF" (Jane Austen Fan Fiction) for those new to the genre, who might be wondering: why would anyone try to add to Jane Austen's canon? The Most Interesting Man answers that question. I’m so glad I listened!
Pickering does a fabulous narration. Best Colonel Fitzwilliam I've ever listened to. Well played!