

Companion novel to The Darcy Saga Sequel Series by Sharon Lathan
Published April 2013
For more information click this link: The Passions of Dr. Darcy
This gallery is sectioned as the novel is, according to the chapters detailing Dr. Darcy’s extensive travels.
*WARNING: Images are in order as the story unfolds in the novel and are provided for visual enhancement. They may contain spoilers!
**NOTE: Each image can be clicked for a larger view.

An overview map of India during the period of Dr. George Darcy’s travels.



Dr. George Darcy assuming native garments
Anoop Shukla
AnoopShuklaPidhu chairs
Ullas boys as travels commence: Sasi 3 years and Nimesh 6 years
Indian boy playing cricket
Indian children flock to George
Smallpox variolation & vaccination
smallpoxa secluded pond amid tamarind trees
George's bungalow in Saliom, Mysore
"The Ramayana" an epic 4th c. story translated (L) and in the original Sanskrit (R)
Vani Ullas Nirmal, George's friend
VaniIndian desserts rasmalai and gulab jamin
Mysore soldiers sent by Tipu Sultan to fetch the physicians
George's medical bag
Seringapatam (Srirangapatna), capitol of Mysore under Tipu Sultan
SeringapatamJumma Masjid masque in Seringapatam
Ranganathaswamy Temple
Interior of Darya Daular Bagh, Tipu Sultan's summer palace in Seringapatam
Shakar Ullah, one of Tipu Sultan's 12 sons, painting by Thomas Hickey
Tipu Sultan, "The Tiger of Mysore"
tiger pendant gift from Tipu Sultan
Persian casket filled with coins
Tipu flag flying over Bangore
Two sons of Tipu Sultan taken hostage by British during the Third Anglo-Mysore War, 1793
map depicting regions involved with the 4th Anglo-Mysore War
1799: Fourth Anglo-Mysore War, the final overthrow of Tipu Sultan
Seringapatam battle


George's first visit home to Pemberley
"PEMBERLEY" northern entrance archway
Mr. Darcy, George's father, elderly and dying
Fitzwilliam Darcy, eleven years of age
George in Indian attire attempting to cheer his father
Alex Darcy's childhood keepsake trunk
Darcy family cemetery
Headstone for George's parents, James I and Emily Darcy
George returns to India and embarks on a journey across Kutch
The Great Rann of Kutch
Kutch boats
boat home on the river
George in a lungi on Kutch salt beach
Kutch natives
Wildlife of Kutch: demoiselle crane, tiger, caracal cat, and dhole (wild dog)
khur (wild ass), flamingo, nilgai, and Indian fox pups
Rann salt flats at night


India in 1801
Ullas home in Thana, the place George also calls home
Malaria, the deadly disease takes one whom George loves
malariaUllas boys: Sasi, 11 years and Nimesh, 14 years
drawings of the illegal practice of Sati, ritual widow suicide
George and Jharna, friends wearing mourning white as they deal with their loss
the friends play chess together and slowly move past overwhelming grief
pottery painted by Jharna
potteryRathore, George's Marwari gifted by Sardar Panday for Christmas 1801
RathoreGeorge & Dr. McIntyre welcome 1802 over a pint or two at Henry's Pub in Bombay
George Darcy, Deputy Surgeon-General of Bombay Confederacy Medical Services
Landscape around Junnar in Maharasthra
Poona landscape
Junnar residence of Ullas family where they relocated in 1802
inner courtyard of Junnar house
courtyard corner stairs
one of many leisure rooms
Marathas Warrior Guard sent by Sardar Panday
Junnar landscape with Shivaneri Hill in background
Ruins of Shivneri Fort in Junnar, Maharashtra, the birthplace of Shivaji Bhonsle
Shivaji Bhonsle (1627-1680), founder and first king of Maratha
Shivaji Maharaj, Shivaji Bhonsle, Chhatrapati (sovereign) Shivaji
two of numerous Shivaji statues in India
Children adore George!
Jharna's cousins living in Junnar
Poona in Maharashtra, India, an 1804 drawing of city and river
Shaniwarwada, Palace fort of the Peshwa in Poona, built in 1746 by Peshwa Baji Rao I and seat of power for Maratha rulers until 1818
Baji Rao II, Maratha Peshwa 1796-1818
Sepoys (Native Indian soldiers) of the Madras Army during the 2nd Anglo-Maratha War
Gurkha, or Gorkhali, Nepalese sepoys of the 2nd Anglo-Maratha War
Calcutta EIC Government House, residence of Governor General of the East India Company
Richard Wellesley, Earl of Mornington, Marquess of Wellesley: Governor-General of India from 1798-1805
Arthur Wellesley, EIC Commander 1798-1804; later Duke of Wellington
Military tents during war and EIC medical facilities
a changing relationship
a special bedchamber in Junnar
India in 1805
India1805


Pemberley in June as George visits for another sad purpose
Pemberley3pathway through the burial grounds of the Pemberley family cemetery
headstone marking the resting place of Lady Anne Darcy
James Darcy, severely ill and aging in his consuming grief
Fitzwilliam Darcy, nearly 18 years of age
Georgiana Darcy, 6 years of age
colorful Indian fabrics and ribbons
bride and groom Indian dolls for a delighted little girl
George attempts to distract James at a gardening table in the conservatory
George's pendant portrait of Jharna
George eventually bids farewell and returns to India
Chandnee Chauk the "silver-street" in Delhi, 1814 painting
Delhi city view showing palace
DelhiRed Fort in Delhi
Nimesh Ullas (19) studying medicine
Sasi Ullas (16) studying antiquities
Hakim Abo Ali Sina Avicenna, significant physician and writer of the Islamic Golden Age, and the father of early modern medicine
"The Canon of Medicine" written by Avicenna in 1025 documenting the system of healing called Unani medicine
Avicenna at work and his books on Unani medicine
Agra street drawing
Taj Mahal in Agra
Lath mar Holi Festival of Colors
Agra bedchamber is the best place to celebrate George's birthday
"favorite sound in the world"
George Darcy at 40
Jharna pregnant
bathing pool at their Agra home
poolJharna and newborn daughter
Bhrithi Alexis Dhamdhere Darcy
BhrithiAshoka, the sacred "sorrowless" tree


Map of Nepal... Off on a new excursion!
NepalKathmandu Valley in Nepal where the Himalayas are very close
Kathmandu Valley
Sherpa village in the Nepal mountains
Sagarmatha from Khumba Valley (named "Everest" in 1856)
Sherpas, the native people of Nepal
Kosi River travel route to Ganges
Ganges River
garden courtyard in Calcutta residence
hatha yoga, one way George remains youthful and in excellent health
bedchamber in Calcutta
Calcutta Government House in 1826
St. John's Cathedral in Calcutta, 1826
Fort William and the Calcutta Harbor, 1754
Calcutta harbor and port, 1848
Writers' Building on Tank Square in Calcutta, 1786
General Hospital in Calcutta, 1795
Calcutta Native Hospital
Dr. Raul Penaflor Aleman de Vigo
Royal Spanish House coat of arms
Gilbert Elliot, 1st Earl of Minto, Governor-General of India (1807-1813)
Earl of Moira, Marquess of Hastings, Governor-General of India 1813-1823
River Thames in London
ThamesGrosvenor Square street view of Darcy House
Royal College of Physicians in London, George's alma mater
Middlesex Hospital ward in London
Old Physicians' Hall, London
medical lecture theatre
Dr. Nimesh Ullas with wife Ziana
Sasi Ullas with wife Daya
George & Jharna's residence in Bombay
Bombay house bedchamber
Bombay house living area
Bombay house verandah
phaeton
secluded Bombay beach where George & Jharna celebrate an anniversary
love in the water and building a castle of sand
Tanjore art
Jharna, a "living work of art" in George's eyes
Thakore Sahib Pandey Dhamdhere, Jharna's father
the meaning of Jharna's name: "a spring of fresh water"
Bombay Government House for Christmas 1816
Pemberley in 1817, when George returns to England


Dr. George Darcy, 50 years of age
Grosvenor Square in London
Front entrance door of Darcy House on Grosvenor Square
Darcy House dining room
Almack's Assembly Hall on Kings Street, London
Dr. Darcy serves as a chaperone for Georgiana's debut at Almacks
Almacks1828Hyde Park & Serpentine Lake
George also keeps busy working at London hospitals
Darcy House stillroom
Hortense, stillroom maid
HortenseIndian herbs & roots for medicine
Darcy House parlor
Her Grace, the Duchess of Larent, formerly Lady Ruby Thomason
Larent townhouse in Kensington Square, London
Larent townhouse parlor
Alexis, the new Duke of Larent
winter at Pemberley
Ghora, a gift from William along with a new saddle
Richard Fitzwilliam's wedding
Mrs. Amanda Annesley
Crossing the English Channel, painting of an 1809 sailing ship
Calais seaport
chessboard to pass the time
chessboardHôtel d'Arlatan in Paris
Paris balcony location for a romantic encounter
19th c. skyline of Paris
Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris
Lake Geneva & Alps in Switzerland
Swiss country house of Baron and Baroness Oeggl
George's bedchamber at Oeggl mansion
never too late to fall in love
Netherfield in Hertfordshire
Kent landscape
an apple orchard in Kent