Summer's End: A Reimagining of Pride and Prejudice

Summer's End: A Reimagining of Pride and Prejudice

by Tish Elham

625 pages· 2018
About
England in the long hot summer of 1939...A country house party gathers. Rich, privileged young people idle their time away without a care in the world, much to the disgust of one of their neighbours. Unlike the London socialites at Netherfield Park, Elizabeth Bennet is all too conscious of what is happening in the world beyond Meryton and has little time for people with such frivolous lives and certainly not for one rather haughty young man in particular. Fitzwilliam Darcy doesn't appear to be enjoying his stay in Meryton and he soon provokes Elizabeth's annoyance with his dismissive attitude towards her concerns.

However, the storm clouds of war are gathering over Europe and as the summer ends, the lives of Elizabeth and Darcy will change forever. The summer of 1940 will bring the war very close to home and, pitched into a nation's desperate battle for survival, Elizabeth and Darcy will come to look at their lives and each other very differently.

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