Review: Natalie Jenner, internationally bestselling author of “The Jane Austen Society,” returns with a compelling and heartwarming story

Haunting, disturbing and surreal. As in his bestselling “Gaia Wars” series and sci-fi eco-lit thriller “Exodus 2022,” Kenneth G. Bennett...

What a delight to be a part of Stephanie Barron’s book launch tour, sharing an excerpt from Jane and the Year Without a Summer (below)....

Review: As in her “Parish Orphans of Devon” series, Matthews creates a story as rich and imaginative as the tailor’s workroom...

A time for renewal is just around the corner, and 2021 will pass into the history books. A new year, new resolutions, and the future awaits.

“Jane & The Year Without a Summer” is Book 14 in Stephanie Barron’s “Being a Jane Austen Mystery” series. Having read the entire series...

Spanning decades, continents, wars abroad and wars at home, The Colonel is the anticipated companion to Longbourn’s Songbird.

I read “Clarissa, or, the History of a Young Lady” last autumn and through the winter because I have the epistolary novel featured...

Everyone knows Lizzie’s bad reputation and won’t let her forget it. But in the summer of 1959, when Billy Ray Davenport, son of preacher...

Review of Joana Starnes’ latest Pride & Prejudice reimagining TWISTS of FATE

Review of Mimi Matthews’ JOHN EYRE

About the book: Single mom Jess Davis is a data and statistics wizard, but no amount of number crunching can convince her to step back in...

About the book: Marianne Dashwood was "born to an extraordinary fate...to discover the falsehood of her own opinions, and to counteract,...

Review: Shelley and the Unknown Lady

A review of J Marie Croft’s “Play with Fire: A Pride & Prejudice Variation”

Follow the audiobook tour of Elizabeth: Obstinate, Headstrong Girl

Review: A forbidden love between the young stable boy & daughter of a country squire is never to be when young Nicholas Seaton is wrongly...

Review of FAIR AS A STAR by Mimi Matthews

Review: I have never read a book that made me root for the hero and heroine more. Never have I wanted the happily ever after to be real for

Just the timely Austenesque fix I needed to read in a world gone mad.