Countfosco’s #CBR4 Review 01: Death Comes to Pemberley by P.D. James

“The entertainment and seasonal diversions of country living are neither as numerous nor enticing as to make the social obligations of a great house a matter of indifference to those neighbors qualified to benefit from them; and Mr. Darcy’s marriage, once the wonder of his choice had worn off, at least promised that he would be more frequently at home than formerly and encouraged the hope that this new wife would recognize her responsibilities.”

 If you made it through that sentence without it triggering your literary gag reflex, please read on.