What Kitty did next was suprisingly a good Pride and Prejudice sequel out of so many not good ones. Usually I dislike them wholeheartedly, but this time I actually enjoyed it. The writing was surprisingly good and though by no means perfect it resembled the writing of Georgian literature. I enjoyed reading about so often overlooked Bennet sister and of course about the characters that I already loved. It wasn't perfect I wasn't exactly happy about everything but among myriads of terrible Jane Austen sequels this one was actually enjyable and somewhat plausible as to what could've happened next. So I advice it to any Austen lovers and also it is a good standalone coming of age novel.

**I received a copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review***
This book was a very pleasant surprise for me! I expected to read one of the usual attempts to write a sequel to Pride and Prejudice, but this exceed my expectations. I enjoyed the fact that the author chose to focus on a character whom I feel is often overlooked when it comes to Austen sequels.

That is not to say that the novel was perfect, I felt at times that some of the character development was a bit forced and out of touch with what I had always envisioned those characters to behave like. Some changes though were for the better, and a I can say, without trying to spoil the story, that any Austen fan will enjoy this book!