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The Third Sister is the sequel to Jane Austen's much-loved novel Sense and Sensibility.
Margaret, now seventeen, is the youngest of Mrs. Henry Dashwood's three daughters. Without a guiding father's hand and no inheritance, he too enters the narrow world of rural society. At that time he had witnessed his sister Marianne's flaring emotions, wild confessions and disillusionment with love, and he had seen the suffering of Elinor, who loved a man whose word had bound him to another woman.
Is it possible for Margaret to stay out of trouble until she finds love? All this is revealed in this masterfully woven story, which commemorates one of the most beloved English novelists in a worthy way. Barrett successfully defies the expectations of all readers who loved the original novel and want to know "what comes next."
