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The Pleasure of Her Company: Mrs Dashwood's Story
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781733384445
Publisher: Grasslands Press
Published: Aug 12 2023
Pages: 252
Weight: 0.71
Height: 0.57 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
This sequel to Jane Austen's Sense & Sensibility is a mature coming-of-age adventure/clean romance that includes some of literature's most beloved Regency characters, along with a new cast of friends young and old.
WITH DAUGHTERS ELINOR AND MARIANNE WELL-MARRIED, widow Francine Dashwood's thoughts turn to the same for young Margaret. But Francine's widowed sister Emmeline has other plans, suggesting they seek husbands for themselves. Emmeline is independent and outgoing-very unlike Francine, who has always doubted her own ability in the world at large and lived in the shadow of her charismatic husband.
A journey to the south coast of Devonshire with friends throws the sisters into the company of wildly attractive Admiral Tennant, recently widowed Charles Creighton, and opinionated Cecil Walford. As each lady experiences the diversions of the seaside resort with adventures by land and by sea, they discover romance, intrigue, renewal, and are challenged by tests of loyalty and honor-all framed by the unspoken question Is it too late for love?
The Pleasure of Her Company is part of a collection of sequels and side stories inspired by Jane Austen's novels. The first, Her Summer at Pemberley (2020) tells Kitty Bennet's story after Pride & Prejudice. For more information about available and upcoming books, visit www.salliannehines.com.
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