My Love for Jane Austen

Joana Starnes is a recognisable household name in the world of Jane Austen Fan Fiction. From her debut Pride and Prejudice sequels, From This Day Forward ~ The Darcys of Pemberley to the latest variation titled A Timely Elopement , she has published a total of ten standalone novels. Her writing talents also include contributing Austenesque stories in all four of The Quill Collective anthologies. Being a native of England, she has no trouble envisioning the stately homes, places and landscapes Elizabeth, Darcy and other characters would have experienced in Regency times. This is especially true in A Timely Elopement where they are out to stop Anne de Bourgh from making a terrible mistake. Would they succeed in their mission before it's too late? If you are seeking to satisfy your curiosity, Joana has planned some visits to Austenesque blogs. Get to know the plot by reading several intriguing excerpts, tempting guest post and reviews written by seasoned book bloggers. On ...

After self-publishing seven books in the time travelling The Bennet Wardrobe series and the paired novellas of Lessers and Betters consisting of Of Fortune's Reversal and The Maid and The Footman , Don Jacobson is ready to move on to pen a standalone novel. Thus the author has collaborated with Meryton Press to publish In Plain Sight . This Pride and Prejudice variation switches the social roles of Mr Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet where the latter is now proud and arrogant. She looks down on the former who has a sad tale of his own. If the premise has piqued your curiosity and you wish to know more, you are in luck as Don has just begun visiting some notable Austenite blogs. There are a selection of captivating excerpts, guest posts, character interview and reviews that are available to read. His publisher is also sponsoring eight e-books of In Plain Sight throughout the blog tour plus additional e-books to entice you to give this complex novel a chance to be on your bookshe...

Throughout the years since My Love for Jane Austen was established, there are some Austenesque authors who frequently visit my blog. One of them is Victoria Kincaid who is back for the tenth time. You may be unaware but her latest Pride and Prejudice was released the beginning of June. In Rebellion at Longbourn , Mr Bennet has died for two years and his heir, Mr Collins has allowed the surviving family members to reside at his home but not for long. There is trouble on the horizon as Elizabeth attempts to save her father's beloved estate from ruin. Please welcome Victoria as she shares a scene from the novel. Guest Post Hello Lúthien84! Thank you for welcoming me back to your blog! Rebellion at Longbourn takes place after Mr. Bennet has died and Mr. Collins has taken possession of the Longbourn estate. Still living at Longbourn manor, Elizabeth tries to protect the estate's tenants from Collins's worst and greediest tendencies. In this scene Collins has sent one of t...

There are few authors who can be counted as prolific in terms of publishing new Austenesque titles per year and Victoria Kincaid is one of them. With more than ten Pride and Prejudice novels and novellas under her belt since beginning her writing career back in 2014, she has added the just released Rebellion at Longbourn in her list of accomplishments. A variation to Jane Austen's most well known masterpiece, Mrs Bennet's worst fears have come true. Her husband has passed away and none of their daughters are married yet. Thus she and her daughters are living in Longbourn at the mercy of Mr Collins and his wife, Charlotte. Upon learning of the Bennet's predicament, Mr Darcy vows to offer his help. Will there be future for him and Elizabeth now that she has truly sunk in the eyes of society? Are you intrigued by the plot and wish to learn more? If so you are invited to partake in the blog tour arranged by the author. Read about some interesting facts in guest posts a...