Thank you for hosting me here at My Jane Austen Book Club and letting me talk about my latest release, GEORGIANA: Pride & Prejud...

Thank you for letting me stop in here at My Jane Austen Book Club! This month, I’m celebrating the tenth anniversary of my debut no...

I love interconnected stories where characters from one story will be in another one. I always find them fun to read. So it was a no-bra...

A new awesome blog tour starts at My Jane Austen Book Club! Let's welcome Leah Garriot and her newly released Promised to our onl...

 "Oh!" cried Miss Bingley, "Charles writes in the most careless way imaginable. He leaves out half his words, and blo...

*****Book Blurb***** “There could have never been two hearts so open… Now they were as strangers” — Persuasion Mountain ...

Austentatious and Covent Garden If you live in London or ever travel there, do yourself a favor and go see Austentatious at the For...

Jane Austen's Sanditon When Jane Austen was chronically ill with a mysterious disease in early 1817, she turned her though...

Hello everyone, and thank you,   Maria Grazia, for hosting this stop of the blog tour for my new novella Thaw ! As Thaw is an epistola...

THE DARCYS OF NEW ORLEANS In this sequel to  Elizabeth in the New World , Elizabeth and Darcy's romance endures and deepens....

"Hardcore bibliography meets  Antiques Roadshow  in an illustrated exploration of the role that cheap reprints played in Jane Aust...

Hi everyone, it’s great to be here and talk about my upcoming release, Strong Objections to the Lady . This is my fourth novel, ...

Hello and welcome to My Jane Austen Book Club, Jessie. Congratulations on your new release, Speechless! Let’s start right away talkin...

ABOUT THE BOOK For everyone who loved Pride and Prejudice--and legions of historical fiction lovers--an inspired debut novel set i...

The first-ever television adaptation of Jane Austen’s unfinished novel SANDITON will air on PBS Masterpiece from 12 January 2020.  Wri...

First of all  as an old fan of North and South (1855) and Mrs Gaskell’s work, I was super happy when I  discovered an anthology of shor...

Jane Austen commenced writing The Watsons over two hundred years ago, putting it aside unfinished, never to return and complete it. N...

The Marriage of Georgiana Darcy and Charles Bingley I suppose I ought to warn readers that there are spoilers in this guest post a...

As she revealed in the interview I posted opening the blog tour, the Doyenne of Austenesque fiction, Diana Birchall,   started writing T...

Hello and welcome, Dr Malcolm! Thanks a lot for accepting my invitation. First of all, can you tell us how you came to write There’s Som...