The Third Sister

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The Third Sister is a sequel to Jane Austen's much-loved novel Sense and Sensibility.
Margaret - now seventeen - is the youngest of Mrs Henry Dashwood's three daughters. With no father to guide her and no fortune, she enters the narrow world of country society. She has witnessed her sister Marianne's flaring temper, wild confessions and disappointment in love and Elinor's misery in loving a man attached to another. How is it possible for her to avoid encountering her own difficulties in finding love?
In this delightful entertainment, Julia Barrett triumphantly fulfils the expectations of all who love Sense Sensibility and want to know 'what happens next'.
Reviews for Julia Barrett's sequel to Pride & Prejudice
'Presumption is the next best thing to discovering a hitherto lost novel by Jane Austen.' Sunday Telegraph
' an elegant emulation and continuation the book often achieves crisp replications of her style.' Times I.iterary Sui'fi.ement
7f actually manages to mitnic... Tovább

Fülszöveg

The Third Sister is a sequel to Jane Austen's much-loved novel Sense and Sensibility.
Margaret - now seventeen - is the youngest of Mrs Henry Dashwood's three daughters. With no father to guide her and no fortune, she enters the narrow world of country society. She has witnessed her sister Marianne's flaring temper, wild confessions and disappointment in love and Elinor's misery in loving a man attached to another. How is it possible for her to avoid encountering her own difficulties in finding love?
In this delightful entertainment, Julia Barrett triumphantly fulfils the expectations of all who love Sense Sensibility and want to know 'what happens next'.
Reviews for Julia Barrett's sequel to Pride & Prejudice
'Presumption is the next best thing to discovering a hitherto lost novel by Jane Austen.' Sunday Telegraph
' an elegant emulation and continuation the book often achieves crisp replications of her style.' Times I.iterary Sui'fi.ement
7f actually manages to mitnic Austen's dry wit and maintain a bright, pacy story the humorous tone deserves the highest praise.' Time Out
Cover design; Slatter-Anderson i*
Cover painting: Deiail from PitnrmI of Frances, Chiirluiie ami Caiherine Voules hy John Scarli-U Oavis, 1804-1844 courtesy of Hine Art Photographic l.ibrar>' l.td
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