My Love for Jane Austen

After completing her Pride & Prejudice Continued... series with the publication of Caroline , Catherine and Georgiana , author Sue Barr has embarked on another Austenesque genre. Instead of a sequel, she has released Fitzwilliam Darcy Undone , a Pride and Prejudice variation mixing magical themes a few months ago. This comes following the launch of Mr. Darcy's Enchantment by Abigail Reynold and Sarah L. McConkie's Power & Prestige which has a similar premise. If you wish to know how Sue's novel is different from the aforementioned titles, you are fortunate as the blog tour is currently in progress. Discover if Fitzwilliam Darcy Undone is your cup of tea by going through the excerpts, guest posts and interviews. If that is not enough to tempt you, how about trying your hand on winning of one of three digital copies generously sponsored by the author. You just need to leave a comment on the tour stops before next Saturday, 5 December 2020 to be eligible....

As you can see from the publishing market, most Austenesque authors prefer to write exclusively Pride and Prejudice stories because it sells really well. But some do choose to compose something unique like a crossover integrating multiple characters from Jane Austen novels. One such example is Jayne Bamber whose mash-up novels include Happier In Her Friends Than Relations and Unexpected Friends & Relations in Friends & Relations series, and Outmatched . Her latest published work titled NorthFanger takes the Elizabeth Bennet from Pride and Prejudice and Northanger Abbey 's Catherine Morland to create an excitable premise with vampiric elements. This is a good time to learn more about the plot because an online tour has commenced on the same day the book is launched. You are welcome to check out all the excerpts and enter the giveaway for an e-book of NorthFanger . Just fill up the Rafflecopter form found in the blogs below. November 13th: NorthFanger by Jayne ...

Laura Hile is one busy lady. Besides publishing a new Pride and Prejudice what-if novel last month and organising a short blog tour to introduce As Only Mr. Darcy Can to Austenesque lovers, she has also taken her previous release on tour. That will be So This is Love which is currently in its second virtual tour. This  time she has join forces with Celebrate Lit again to target Christian readers and give her clean Regency romance a try. It comes on the heels of a successful blog tour for A Very Austen Romance several months ago. Be on the look out for what reviewers have to say about Charlotte Lucas's love story with the enigmatic Captain Jack Blunt. Would they like it as Austenite readers do? Laura has also prepared a guest post for those who are not familiar with this novel. On top of that a US$25 Amazon gift card is offered by the author to encourage you to partake in the fun. So visit all following blogs and enter the giveaway now. October 30th: So This is Love @ ...

The current pandemic has certainly affected most of us in more ways than we can imagine. With more time in their hands, some Austenesque authors produce many quality works than before for our enjoyment. Take for example Laura Hile who is a teacher at her local school. You may recognise her name as the writer of Mercy's Embrace trilogy and Darcy by Any Other Name besides contributing stories in the Austen Anthologies series. She has published So This is Love and A Very Austen Romance so far this year including her most recent Pride and Prejudice variation. In As Only Mr. Darcy Can , fearing that his beloved lady is falling for Wickham's lies, Darcy decides to send an anonymous note to Elizabeth Bennet. But his actions have unintended consequences which leads them into a madcap adventure. Doesn't the premise sound intriguing? You can participate in mini virtual tour to learn more of this novel as Laura has prepared some juicy snippet and entertaining guest posts to...