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Review by Lisa Galek In case you’re like me and can never seem to get enough of your favorite Jane Austen characters, The Disappearance of Georgiana Darcy will have you curled up next to the fires at Pemberley in no time. Just don’t expect to stay too long… for there’s a mystery to be solved! [...]

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I consider it more than a bit perplexing when an author begins their book with an apology. In this case, it is to author Jane Austen for using her characters. Since Death Comes to Pemberley is a sequel to Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, it is like apologizing for snow being cold. If you are going [...]

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The Being a Jane Austen Mystery Reading Challenge 2011 has concluded. It was a great year sleuthing with Jane Austen in Stephanie Barron’s classic Regency-era mystery series. 76 participants signed up for the challenge with levels of participation ranging from: Neophyte: 1 – 4 novels, Disciple 5 – 8 novels, Aficionada 9 – 11 novels. [...]

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89 of you left comments qualifying you for a chance to win a copy of Death Comes to Pemberley by P. D. James. The winners drawn at random are: Ann Dawson who left a comment on November 12, 2011 Issy who left a comment on November 13, 2011 Downton Fair who left a comment on [...]

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Guest review by Christina Boyd In Jane Austen’s Persuasion, the famed seawall of Lyme is perilous to the heedless, naïve Miss Louisa Musgrove, whose fall is a critical turning point in the original novel.  But in award winning author Carrie Bebris’ new Austen-inspired mystery, The Deception at Lyme (Or, The Peril of Persuasion), the Cobb [...]

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20 of you left comments qualifying you for a chance to win a signed copy of Jane and the Canterbury Tale, by Stephanie Barron. The winner drawn at random is Sharon who left a comment on September 8, 2011. Congratulations Sharon! To claim your prize, please contact me with your full name and address by [...]

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