My Love for Jane Austen

Prominent Austenesque and Regency romance author Regina Jeffers has published another Austen-themed novel about a week ago just in time for Valentine. In Want of a Wife is a Pride and Prejudice sequel that occur after Fitzwilliam Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet are married. Instead of a joyous beginning to their new life, obstacles come in the way when Mrs Darcy suffers memory loss after getting hit by a carriage a few days after the happy event. The worse is yet to come when in an unconscious state Elizabeth calls out for Wickham leaving him feeling betrayed. In Darcy's mind, he thinks that his wife do not love him but decided to go through with it for the sake of her family. Will she regain memories of her past and so forge a future together? Will Darcy learn to trust her again? If you are curious to know more, you are welcome to join Regina as she visits some blogs to promote her new release. You will come across enticing excerpts and informative guest posts to help you underst...

Frequent visitors to Jane Austen Variations blog would know that several members of their collective took an active role in penning two projects that goes on behind the scenes in Jane Austen's masterpiece. Their first group cooperation resulted in the successful launch of Pride & Prejudice: Behind the Scenes a few years ago. However after completing their second collaborative writing enterprise in celebration of the 200th anniversary of Persuasion since its publication, it was put on the back burner until last week. As is the norm these days whenever there is a new release, a blog tour has just commenced. There will be delectable excerpts and enlightening guest posts to look forward to as you while away your time visiting the sites managed by Austenite readers. There is also the opportunity to win some fabulous Austen-themed gifts including The Persuasion of Miss Jane Austen , Coming Home , How Jane Austen Kept her Cool , Jane Austen colouring book , note cards and tote...

Meryton Press has published their first of many Austen-themed book planned for the year. The Most Interesting Man in the World which was the end of last month is a collaboration between debut author Justine Rivard and Jan L. Ashton ( A Searing Acquaintance and Mendacity & Mourning ). The title of this Pride and Prejudice retelling refers to Fitzwilliam Darcy as seen through the eyes of his good friend Charles Bingley. You also get to know Bingley's intimate thoughts on his friendship with the master of Pemberley, love, family and life. A blog tour is currently underway to introduce the novella to Austenesque lovers. You can count on Jan and Justine to deliver entertaining guest posts, captivating excerpt and vignette, and engaging character and author interviews. On top of that there are two reviews written by eminent bloggers that are worth reading. The publisher is sponsoring eight e-books of The Most Interesting Man in the World throughout the tour. Remember to fill...