Her Unforgettable Laugh: A Pride and Prejudice Variation

Her Unforgettable Laugh Series, Book 1

De: Linda Thompson

Narrado por: Nancy Peterson

Dark curls and an unforgettably sweet laugh were all he knew of his sister's rescuer. Later, a second glimpse showed her to be lovely, and he heard her melodious laugh again. Darcy wondered what it would be like to meet this remarkable, and remarkably lovely, young woman. Would the spirit that caused her to go to the aid of a stranger be able to bring some joy to his lonely life? Would they ever meet, or would he always be left wondering?

Little did Fitzwilliam Darcy know that his trip to Hertfordshire to help his friend would bring him face to face with the lovely young woman whose unforgettable laugh had haunted his dreams for the last several years. Would she be anything like the woman he had built up in his dreams? Would he be able to avoid Miss Bingley long enough to discover more about this mysterious young woman?

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OK

This is a 3 star book for me because of the story line and the characters that just weren't well developed. I kept waiting for more, but was disappointed. This is the first book that I've listened to by Linda Thompson and I will give another book by her a try. Nancy Peterson did a really good job with the narration.
I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest and unbiased review

loved it!

Characters are more in-depth and fuller. Story keeps you involved right to the last. Can't wait to listen to the next one.

A wonderful clean read

I review only those books that deserve it. this deserves it. Though I was disappointed in the fact it is only part one, I am waiting expectantly for the next credit so that I can purchase the next one.

Very good Pride and Prejudice variation

I enjoyed this version, particularly because Darcy and Elizabeth were not antagonistic toward one another from the very beginning. In fact, they both were very attracted to each other and were sweet. Caroline Bingley was horrible. Wickham was downright evil. Georgianna played a big part and she is a sweet heart. Mr. Bennett takes more responsibility for raising his unruly youngest daughters. Mrs. Bennett is her usual silly, ridiculous useless self. All of those things make this book quite enjoyable. I am now going on to the next book in the series in which Darcy and Elizabeth go to London for their courtship. Good stuff!!! The narrator is absolutely wonderful. No one else could have done better.

Great Story and Narration

I didn't start out liking this story. It was a bit slow and I didn't connect with the characters. As I continued listening I began to enjoy it, The conclusion was excellent for a series. It was a good variation. I have Book 2 on my wish list.

A Sweet Darcy

I thoroughly enjoyed Linda Thompson's story, Her Unforgettable Laugh.

Darcy is not his usual, arrogant self when he meets Elizabeth at the Meryton Assembly...he recognizes her unforgettable laugh; a laugh he first heard 5 years before. There is no insult and he asks her to dance.

Caroline is out o get Elizabeth away from Darcy, by the use of foul means...from tainted to teas considering and attempting a compromise. Wickham is more bent on retaliation for not getting what he thinks he deserves more than I have seen in most variations. He begins this course only weeks after the senior Mr. Darcy passes away.

The story is quite different from the original with both fun and angst ridden twists and turns. It ends in a cliff hanger and I am eagerly anticipating finding out what happens next.

I enjoyed Nancy Peterson's narration. Each character's voice is unique, so there is never a question of who is speaking in the story. The story kept me wanting more. It was difficult to turn off the narration when I got to work.

Her Unforgettable Laugh is a fun story that I would recommend to anyone who loves JAFF variations.

Where is Elizabeth Bennett?

I love the plot of this story, and the development of almost all the characters is excellent. I do, however, have a MAJOR problem with it. This heroine is not Elizabeth Bennett. There are exactly two scenes where Elizabeth shows up (when she is saving Georgiana), but in all the other scenes she is meek and mild. There are so many dampened cheeks, moistened eyes, and down cast eyes that this creation is more demure maiden in need of a fainting couch, then the vibrant and bold Elizabeth.

Yes, in P&P Elizabeth cries several times, but always in times of great passion and emotional turmoil, not at the drop of a hat. And yes, she even had down cast eyes, but only when the man she loves and doesn't know if he still loves her is in the room. What is even more frustrating is that it is totally unnecessary. The impertinent, playful, intrepid Elizabeth would have fit in this story very well.

Her Unforgettable Laugh

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"Her Unforgettable Laugh: A Pride and Prejudice Variation: Her Unforgettable Laugh Series, Book 1" by Linda Thompson is a lovely, well written piece. I love revisiting

characters and places from a slightly different angle. We have our antagonists Mr. Wickham and Miss Bingley, who are overtly scheming for their own purposes. Our

protagonists Mr. Darcy and Miss Elizabeth Bennett have to avoid the machinations of the antagonists, while they try to get to know each other.

As this ends in a cliffhanger I will seek out the next novel in the series.


The narration was well done.The characters were well portrayed. Nancy Peterson gives a believable performance, that takes you back to days long gone. Her voice and

dialect are quite pleasing.

An unforgettable tale

Loved everything about this story. It flowed well, its characters were unique, its dialogue worked, and everything else was great. If you love Pride and Prejudice you will love this story. Looking forward to the next!

Nice start of a series

In this story Elizabeth saves Georgiana from being kidnaped by Wickham several years prior to canon. Darcy didn't have a chance to thank her as her aunt & sister quickly left the park but he heard her laugh & that imprinted in his mind. Fast forward to canon and at the assembly he hears her laugh and wonders if this is the same lady and during a dance and questions they both discover that yes it is. Darcy with this "discovered" connection and desire to know Elizabeth more, he is less judgmental of those in the area. With Bingley and Hurst's help Miss Bingley is removed from the area after she displays many bad behaviors (her list keeps growing). Wickham makes his appearance again and I am sure he will show back up in book 2 or 3. I do like how Mr. Bennet stands up to his wife & younger daughters near the end & hope that will continue in the future books. Will I read this again? I will know after I finish the other two books but it is a nice start to the series.