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A Folly of Youth by Amy D’Orazio Review

A Folly of Youth written by Amy D’Orazio which was published in 8 May 2023. You can read this before A Folly of Youth PDF EPUB full Download at the bottom. As I read this story, it was easy to see both points of view and feel compassion for both sides, yet a viable solution that would satisfy both parties did not seem to exist. The story that follows is one that is so compelling and substantive. It is filled with ups and downs, twists and turns and one with a healthy dose of growth and development for both our hero and heroine. I loved the journey that they took and the different phases and transformations that their relationship went through. The book was so well paced and so well written that it was hard to put down. While readers of JAFF might have a pretty good idea of how a typical P&P variation will end, the journey in this book was not predictable and it was filled with both joy and anger, humor and sadness, friendship and romance. It is books like this that keep me coming back for more and more. This was not an easy journey for ODC, but it was an amazing and heartwarming one. The HEA did not come quickly or easily, but in the end, a solid and sturdy foundation was built one brick at a time and that made it that much sweeter and appreciated.

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“A Folly of Youth” begins during 16-year-old Elizabeth Bennet’s visit to her Aunt and Uncle Gardiner in London. Miss Cartwright, a 19-year-old relation of her Aunt, also is enjoying spending time in London, especially Hyde Park where the following scene takes place Another excessively high-perched curricle had come to an abrupt halt only steps away from them. A small man with flaming red hair, dressed in the ornate and excessive garb of a dandy, bounded down … with scarcely a word, the gentleman thrust a card towards Miss Cartwright, who took it without comment. With a passing glance at Elizabeth, he barked, “Bring your sister.” A more experienced girl than Elizabeth would have suspected the invitation would not be honorable. A more prudent girl than Miss Cartwright would have known the invitation would not be respectable. Still, Miss Cartwright misleads Mr. Gardiner and he allows them to attend with only an elderly companion as chaperon. The mistakes we make in our youth, we pay for with the rest of our lives. ~ Chuck Palahniuk A youthful Fitzwilliam Darcy attends the gathering without knowing the nature of the party. He encounters Miss Bennet and takes steps to protect her from some gentlemen who are not so very gentlemanly. His attention is seen by Mr. Gardiner who has learned the nature of the party and arrives at a crucial moment. Mr. Gardiner and Mr. Bennet insist Darcy is engaged to Elizabeth, but marriage will wait until Elizabeth reaches her majority. Elizabeth is unwilling. Darcy is angry. Darcy attempts to buy his way out of the betrothal by adding money to a dowry for Elizabeth. Mr. Bennet rejects all offers. Sometimes a moment of clarity shines so brightly, you have no choice but to walk into the light — or hide under the rug. ~ Cathryn Louis In London, Darcy has been attracted by Lady Cassandra Millington. Until he can escape from the unwanted betrothal, he is not free to make an offer to his new love. Darcy’s cousins, Colonel Fitzwilliam and Viscount Saye, invite Darcy to visit Bath, where Lady Cassandra will also be residing. Saye must find a way out of his father’s bad books. The Earl insists Saye cease his idleness and find a respectable girl to marry. Darcy finally confesses his predicament to his cousins. Saye must have his say: “… that is the advantage of being known as a taciturn, rather pokerish fellow — your jokes are rare, and therefore sure to amuse.” The cousins make a plan: if Elizabeth Bennet agrees to marry another man, Darcy will be free to pursue Lady Cassandra. Bingley has married Jane Bennet. They will also be in Bath with Elizabeth. The stage is set: Darcy will introduce his single friends to Elizabeth; Saye will choose a wife; Fitzwilliam will enjoy himself as he sees fit. What could go wrong?