The seven sins of Fitzwilliam Darcy

With Darcy departing before the Netherfield ball there is no obstacle to the romance between Jane and Bingley. When Darcy arrives for the wedding he voices his reservations regarding Jane, leaving the bride heartbroken. Elizabeth decides to put the haughty gentleman into place. Unfortunately her private dispute with Darcy is observed and understood as marriage proposal. Darcy is willing to put things right - but under the condition of a temporary alliance. Will Elizabeth be able to bear his presence to later get rid of him? Or will Darcy be able to convince her of his love and devotion and that she will be simply happier in his presence?

This story of Julie Cooper is very well written and a really great love story.

ODC reaches an understanding earlier than normal, this means a great deal of the book they are madly in love and there are attempts from circumstances/other persons to disturb their relationship.

I loved Darcy in this variation very much. He is teasing and quite a flirt when Elizabeth is around. I like this relaxed Darcy very much, a Darcy who is even able to show Elizabeth his vulnerability. And I also loved Mrs Bennet. I like stories in which she is supportive of Elizabeth. In this story she even blackmails Elizabeth to put her in Darcy's direction after the supposed marriage proposal. I like that and her way of accomplishing her task very much. She provides many good laughs.
Mrs Bennet was not the only supporter of Darcy's and Elizabeth's relationship, there is also a new character in this story, Lady Lavinia. She was quite entertaining and supportive. She really had my sympathies.
Georgiana and her dog Dupitz also captured my heart, especially the dog has some very important appearances.

I enjoyed it very much that this was a story without many misunderstandings between Darcy and Elizabeth, this means they have to fight together to deal with difficulties for their relationship that others put in their way. And they do it as a couple very much in love but also aware of the future they want to share.

The audiobook is narrated by the excellent Stevie Zimmerman. She is one of the best narrators I know. I like her way to give every person an individual voice and that I am at every moment of the story able to recognise who is speaking. My favourite scene is definitely the quarrel between Darcy and Elizabeth which is interrupted by Mr Bennet and his friends. It was so much fun to listen to this scene and with the different voices definitely much wittier than in the book.

This audiobook left me with a really content feeling of having listened to a wonderful story.

If you like a heartwarming story with a teasing and flirting Darcy who early reaches an understanding with Elizabeth and who has to fight with her for their love - this is your audiobook.

I highly recommend it and will definitely listen to it again soon.

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