After reading this book I couldn't decide if I should give it 2 stars or 4 stars. 
 Arguments in favor of 2 stars: 
 1. Few of the characters retain their personalities from the original. The author has clearly put her own spin on how she wanted each character to be instead of staying true to Jane Austin's book. 
 2. Concepts were addressed in a manor completely unrealistic to the time period. (view spoiler)[Georgiana realizes Mr. Folliet is gay faster than I did. (hide spoiler)] 
 Arguments in favor of 4 stars: 
 1. The author freely admits at the beginning of the book that she can't match Jane Austin's writing style. I give her major props, for a) being able to recognize that, b)being willing to admit that, and c) writing in her own style instead of doing a poor imitation of Jane Austin's style. 
 2. The story was amusing and easy to read. I found myself curious to discover what would happen next. (It helped that within a few chapters I stopped thinking of them as characters from Pride and Prejudice, and thought of them as new characters created by this author.) 
 In the end, my advice is not to read this if you have very strong views on historical accuracy, or if you need sequels to stay true to character. However, if you would be interested in an amusing story, loosely based on the characters from Pride and Prejudice, then you will probably enjoy this.