The Unforgettable Mr. Darcy

A Pride and Prejudice Variation

By: Victoria Kincaid

Narrated by: Stevie Zimmerman

A Pride and Prejudice variation.

Mr. Darcy arrives at Longbourn, intending to correct the mistakes he made during his disastrous proposal in Hunsford. To his horror, he learns Elizabeth Bennet was killed in a ship’s explosion off the coast of France - in an apparent act of sabotage. Deep in despair, he travels in disguise to wartime France to seek out the spy responsible for her death.

But a surprise awaits Darcy in the French town of Saint-Malo: Elizabeth is alive!

Recovering from a blow to the head, Elizabeth has no memory of her previous life, and a series of mistakes leads her to believe Darcy is her husband. However, they have even bigger problems. As they travel through a hostile country, the saboteur mobilizes Napoleon’s network of spies to capture them and prevent them from returning home. Elizabeth slowly regains her memories, but they often leave her more confused.

Darcy will do anything to help Elizabeth reach England safely, but what will she think of him when she learns the truth of their relationship?

©2018 Victoria Kincaid (P)2018 Victoria Kincaid

His way

An amazing variation of "Pride and Prejudice". The narration is great and the story " timeless.

Thoroughly enjoyable!

I enjoyed everything about his book - an original P & P variation, well articulated story line and Austen characters true to form. All very well narrated by Ms Zimmerman.

Nice

I like the book. The reader did a great job. She did the French accents well

Beautifully Written, Excellently Narrated

I liked the book well enough to read it several times, add Stevie Zimmerman's narration and it becomes an absolute favorite! She gives each voice a distinct character and timbre. I now look for only her Audible books as I have been spoiled and find other readers almost grating.

Loved it!

Stevie Zimmerman’s narration and performance of characters excels, as always, in this multi-trope variation. There’s a little bit of everything involved in this story. Darcy believes Elizabeth has died at the hand of French spies and when he goes to seek the culprit, he discovers her alive, but injured and without her memories. To protect her and in order to stay with her, he claims to be her husband.

I wept during the very emotional first and last chapters. Poor dear Darcy. I highly recommend this well-written book and audiobook. I listened without pause until the end.