Emma & Knightley

Perfect Happiness in Highbury: A Sequel to Jane Austen's Emma

Fiction & Literature, Historical, Romance
Cover of the book Emma & Knightley by Rachel Billington, Sourcebooks
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Rachel Billington ISBN: 9781402236280
Publisher: Sourcebooks Publication: March 1, 2008
Imprint: Sourcebooks Landmark Language: English
Author: Rachel Billington
ISBN: 9781402236280
Publisher: Sourcebooks
Publication: March 1, 2008
Imprint: Sourcebooks Landmark
Language: English

" ... the wishes, the hopes, the confidence, the predictions of the small band of true friends who witnessed the ceremony, were fully answered in the perfect happiness of the union."

Thus the last line of Jane Austen's Emma. A year later, Emma and Knightley are still living at Hartfield, surrounded by the Westons, the Eltons and the Bateses. But as events unfold, the couple must deal with the return of Frank Churchill, now widowed, and Knightley's apparently endless patience is tried by events in his brother's family, as well as his beloved Emma's whims and fancies.

But the irrepressible Emma is restless ...

Emma wants Knightley to stop treating her like a child. Knightley meanwhile wants his young bride to love him as a husband, not as the man she's always looked up to. With tragedy in the offing, and events unfolding that include beloved characters from Emma, the couple must find their way to each other, and to perfect happiness.

With a wonderful grasp of the manners and style of the day, this warm and witty exploration of a marriage between a sheltered (not to say spoiled) young lady and the man she looked upon as an older brother fulfills the romantic longings of Jane Austen lovers everywhere.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

" ... the wishes, the hopes, the confidence, the predictions of the small band of true friends who witnessed the ceremony, were fully answered in the perfect happiness of the union."

Thus the last line of Jane Austen's Emma. A year later, Emma and Knightley are still living at Hartfield, surrounded by the Westons, the Eltons and the Bateses. But as events unfold, the couple must deal with the return of Frank Churchill, now widowed, and Knightley's apparently endless patience is tried by events in his brother's family, as well as his beloved Emma's whims and fancies.

But the irrepressible Emma is restless ...

Emma wants Knightley to stop treating her like a child. Knightley meanwhile wants his young bride to love him as a husband, not as the man she's always looked up to. With tragedy in the offing, and events unfolding that include beloved characters from Emma, the couple must find their way to each other, and to perfect happiness.

With a wonderful grasp of the manners and style of the day, this warm and witty exploration of a marriage between a sheltered (not to say spoiled) young lady and the man she looked upon as an older brother fulfills the romantic longings of Jane Austen lovers everywhere.

More books from Sourcebooks

Cover of the book Murder in the 11th House by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book Reckoning and Ruin by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book Daughters of Divorce by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book In His Hands by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book Her Wild Hero by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book Cinderella by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book Deliver Me from Darkness by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book The Broken Spell by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book Ross Poldark by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book Substituting Ingredients by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book Missing Persons by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book The Whispers in the Walls by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book Pretty Fierce by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book Hot Stuff to Help Kids Cheer Up by Rachel Billington
Cover of the book A SEAL Forever by Rachel Billington
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy