I know, it gets earlier every year... But the truth is, if you mean to release a Christmas book in time for the actual Christmas season, you have to start planning several months early! So, for me, it's been Christmas for a long time now, so I'm excited you all can finally join me. And do I have some fun planned!

Hello! I’m here today celebrating the upcoming release of a new novella: Their Moment of Happiness. I, along with some of my fellow authors, were challenged to be inspired by a cover, in other words, to base a story on the cover. We did this a few years ago too, and the result for me was Mrs Bennet Makes a Match.

Welcome to our Pride & Prejudice prequel! P&P: Prelude to Pemberley tells the story of the time leading up to the events of Pride & Prejudice, including what Darcy and Elizabeth were doing and thinking, Georgiana Darcy’s story, the events of Ramsgate, how Mr. Bingley came to lease Netherfield, and much more! Join us on our journey as the Austen Variations authors post the events of 1811 in real time on the date they happened – 214 years in the future.

I'm a slow writer, as my long-time readers know. I usually manage about a book a year, and I look with amazement and envy on authors who can put one out every few months. I don't see that ever changing, especially when I'm writing long, complex books like the Fitzwilliam Darcy, Mage series. That said, I do have a new release coming out next month!

Hello All! I'm very excited to announce that Dishonorable Gentlemen is now an audiobook. That's right, now you can listen as our wily bandits shoot a hole right through Mr. Darcy's hat, no reading required. Perfect for when you have a lot of baking to do. Or when you've done a lot of baking, and now you have a lot of cleaning up to do.

Happy Friday, Janeites! I hope you are getting into the Holiday mood, because we sure are!  One of the greatest things about the holidays are JAFF Christmas stories!  I LOVE them because they are always merry and bright. It has been 7  years since you were first introduced to Elizabeth Bennet's young cousins Emily and Victoria Gardiner in "An Unexpected Merry Gentlemen,"  and 4 years since you visited them in my last Christmas novella, "Comfort and Joy."

Welcome to our Pride & Prejudice prequel! P&P: Prelude to Pemberley tells the story of the time leading up to the events of Pride & Prejudice, including what Darcy and Elizabeth were doing and thinking, Georgiana Darcy's story, the events of Ramsgate, how Mr. Bingley came to lease Netherfield, and much more! Join us on our journey as the Austen Variations authors post the events of 1811 in real time on the date they happened - 214 years in the future.

I had the delightful opportunity this past summer to visit England with my 12-year-old daughter, and we had a wonderful time visiting some of the places where Jane Austen once lived, walked, and wrote her books. This year is the 250th anniversary of her birth, and it sometimes felt as though all of England was gearing up for the celebration! In so many of the places associated with Jane Austen, there was almost a festive feel, with banners and posters and references to Jane Austen everywhere!

I did it! The Guardians of Pemberley, Book 3 of the Fitzwilliam Darcy, Mage series, is finally here! And I'm doing a giveaway. 🙂 Here's the blurb: Escaping from France was just the beginning for Darcy. Now Pemberley itself is in danger from the Fae… Mage Fitzwilliam Darcy is finally back at Pemberley and reunited with his beloved Elizabeth, only to find his formerly tranquil estate full of dragons and under attack by the terrifying High King of Faerie.

Hello friends! I’m so excited to share that it’s finally release day for my latest Pride and Prejudice variation, Some Little Alteration! The ebook is available now, with the paperback coming soon. If you’ve been following along, you’ve probably heard me say that this story is a bit of a departure for me. It’s a little less angsty than my usual fare, with a blend of mystery, romance, and a touch of magic—all woven together with the themes of destiny and fate.

Welcome to our Pride & Prejudice prequel! P&P: Prelude to Pemberley tells the story of the time leading up to the events of Pride & Prejudice, including what Darcy and Elizabeth were doing and thinking, Georgiana Darcy's story, the events of Ramsgate, how Mr. Bingley came to lease Netherfield, and much more! Join us on our journey as the Austen Variations authors post the events of 1811 in real time on the date they happened - 214 years in the future.

Big news: The Slipper Scandal is coming to audio, narrated by the wonderful Harry Frost! Watch for it on Audible starting Wednesday--fingers crossed, everything will pass review and it'll be available! For now, you can listen to the sample here for free: Audible should have the audio available on Wednesday, fingers crossed. I thought it would be today because I don't know how to differentiate between regular days and business days.

It’s been a long time, almost eight years, since my last visit to York, but last week I had the chance to take another short trip to this beautiful city. Have you ever been to York? If so, where did you go? Which of the many wonderful museums did you get the chance to visit? I only visited a handful. I think it would take me months to see them all, and years to notice and appreciate every detail.

Welcome to our Pride & Prejudice prequel! P&P: Prelude to Pemberley tells the story of the time leading up to the events of Pride & Prejudice, including what Darcy and Elizabeth were doing and thinking, Georgiana Darcy's story, the events of Ramsgate, how Mr. Bingley came to lease Netherfield, and much more! Join us on our journey as the Austen Variations authors post the events of 1811 in real time on the date they happened - 214 years in the future.

Hello friends! We’re officially in the home stretch—my latest book, Some Little Alteration, releases next Thursday, October 16th! 🎉 It feels amazing (and a little surreal!) to be this close to my publication date. If you’ve been following along, you already know this story takes Pride and Prejudice in a slightly new direction—a romantic, reality-bending twist that gives Elizabeth Bennet a second chance to see her world, and Mr.

Happy October! The leaves have finally begun changing color and so now I feel it is the proper time to mention that holiday so many Americans love to celebrate... National Produce Misting Day! (Okay, not really, but apparently  -- if you believe the Internet, and I'm not sure you should -- there is a National Produce Misting Day on October 2!)

Welcome to our Pride & Prejudice prequel! P&P: Prelude to Pemberley tells the story of the time leading up to the events of Pride & Prejudice, including what Darcy and Elizabeth were doing and thinking, Georgiana Darcy's story, the events of Ramsgate, how Mr. Bingley came to lease Netherfield, and much more! Join us on our journey as the Austen Variations authors post the events of 1811 in real time on the date they happened - 214 years in the future.

Hello Everyone! I'm here to tell you about BookBub Deals... Well, sort of. There is this thing called a BookBub Deal (many of you have probably heard about it), and it's meant to be a very wonderful thing for an author to get (you have to apply, sort of like a mini-resume, and assure them of your book's merit). Now, I've never managed to get a BookBub Deal before, and now I have, so this is very exciting.

Welcome to our Pride & Prejudice prequel! P&P: Prelude to Pemberley tells the story of the time leading up to the events of Pride & Prejudice, including what Darcy and Elizabeth were doing and thinking, Georgiana Darcy's story, the events of Ramsgate, how Mr. Bingley came to lease Netherfield, and much more! Join us on our journey as the Austen Variations authors post the events of 1811 in real time on the date they happened - 214 years in the future.

As my novel The Darcys in Venice glides slowly as a gondola toward hopeful publication, I share a new scene with you, in which Mr. and Mrs. Darcy prepare for their journey. Mr. Darcy's Guidebook Now the dark winter evenings at Pemberley became busy ones. The storms moderated, the guests departed, repairs were carried on, and the Darcys were more at leisure to make active preparations for their journey.

Captain Wentworth has a lot of explaining to do! Why did he fly off in such an unreasonable rage when Anne tried to put their engagement on hold? And why didn’t he come back to try her again as soon as he was more financially secure? So much time wasted! What about his bad behavior when they met again years later – flirting with the Musgrove girls right in front of Anne?

Good morning, fellow readers! It is release day for Strange Happenings at Longbourn. I'm here today to share the first chapter and for a giveaway! You can get the book on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited now by clicking this link: Take Me to Strange Happenings! Meanwhile, please enjoy the first chapter of my latest work. October 25, 1811 Longbourn Elizabeth…

Launch of SNOWBOUND & OTHER STORIES, by Jack Caldwell Greetings, everyone. Jack Caldwell here. Over the years, ideas and plots have popped up in my brain that, while amusing or intriguing, are inadequate for a full novel. But I do not allow them to flee unused. Oh no! My muse has full authority to follow those ideas wherever they go.

Hello fellow Janeites! I am thrilled to announce that Strange Happenings at Longbourn will be available on Saturday, September 13th. You can find the book on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited. Strange Happenings is a full-length novel of a little over 100,000 words. This mystery is low-angst but thrilling nonetheless, and I hope you'll give it a read! In this book, Darcy and Lizzy come together early as they attempt to discover the source of Longbourn's troubles.

Georgiana Has Feelings September 10, 1811 — Darcy House, London The morning room felt stuffy and dry. Georgiana sat near the window where the light was strongest, a half-finished sampler balanced in her lap. She was meant to be working on a border of small green leaves, but she had lost count somewhere near the corner and had not bothered to go back.