In "Wives and Lovers", the third book of the Pride and Prejudice Family Saga Series, the children of cousins and friends, Fitzwilliam Darcy and Colonel Richard Fitzwilliam, have grown into adulthood, finding themselves facing the usual adult joys and sorrows - love, marriage, sex, betrayal, bereavement, mishap, humor, tears... and, children of their own (a grandparent's best revenge). (Pride and Prejudice' initially continued with 'Darcy and Fitzwilliam, ' first book of the series - and the first ever Austen 'Bromance' - where we followed the young couple of Darcy and Elizabeth, and his best friend, Colonel Fitzwilliam, through young love and marriage. "It is absorbing! It is intoxicating! It is excellent! - Jane Austen Today."In 'Sons and Daughters', the second book in the family saga, we experienced the Darcy and Fitzwilliam children growing from birth to young adulthood. "I promise that you'll find it irresistibly juicy, bursting to the seams with wit and character. - Austenprose")