Hi Maria Grazia! Thank you for inviting me to write this guest post for the My Jane Austen Book Club.   In Essentials is very close to ...

Hi everyone!  Thank you, Maria Grazia, for hosting me today to help spread the word about my re-release of Undeceived: Pride and Preju...

My sincerest thanks to Maria Grazia for hosting me on My Jane Austen Book Club today. It is an honor to be here, and a great pleasure to ...

Moira Bainchi Hello there! Thanks for having me here, Maria Grazia!  I love Italy and everything Italian, including my hubs who has...

(guest post by Victoria Grossack) I always want to play “what-if” with stories.  Juliet should not have faked her death; Romeo shou...

From the Author I am happy for the chance to visit My Jane Austen Book Club once again to share an excerpt from my newest release, So F...

Darcy and Elizabeth, A Most Unlikely Couple   With his persuasive tongue, Andrew Darcy is a very charismatic scoundrel. Having dealt ...

Mrs Darcy's Diamonds Elizabeth is newly married to Fitzwilliam Darcy, the richest man in Derbyshire, landowner of a vast estate,...

Welcome  to My JA Book Club, Linda ! Welcome back at My Jane Austen Book Club and thanks for accepting to talk Jane Austen with me. Y...

Finding inspiration .. . It took me a few days to think of a good topic to post about. I finally realized my lack of focused inspirat...

Pride, Prejudice and the Perfect Bet The course of true love doesn’t always run smooth…  Everyone thought Beth Ann Bennet and D...

Welcome  to My Jane Austen  Book Club, Medea ! I’m always very happy to let my readers and Janeite friends meet new Austen-inspired write...

My special guest for these Easter holidays is Victoria Kincaid, author of The Secrets of Darcy and Elizabeth. Victoria has a Ph.D. in Eng...

Welcome to our online club, Joy.  I'm really glad you accepted to be my guest at My Jane Austen Book Club and I'm so curious to d...

    Why would a gentleman ask a lady to conceal their betrothal? Jane Austen writes of secret engagements in more than one of h...

( from Bookish ) In vain they struggled, but it wouldn’t do. Their feelings would not be repressed, and as readers, we eagerly read ...

From the Author:   I never tire of imagining various ways for Darcy and Elizabeth to overcome their pride and prejudices and fall in ...