From the desk of Laurel Ann Nattress: Have you ever wondered what Emma Woodhouse’s life would have been like after she married Mr. Knightley at the conclusion of Jane Austen’s novel? Would she continue to be the misapplying matchmaker we saw in Emma, or would her husband’s influence send her in a new direction? Since... Continue Reading →
Matchless Regency Era Sleuthing in Jane and the Final Mystery: Being a Jane Austen Mystery (Book 15), by Stephanie Barron
From the desk of Laurel Ann Nattress: Lace hankies at the ready, Janeites. Releasing on October 24th is the fifteenth and concluding novel in the critically acclaimed Being a Jane Austen Mystery series, Jane and the Final Mystery. Author Stephanie Barron has written a poignant, compelling, and uplifting story for the last book in a... Continue Reading →
Cover Reveal, Preview, & Giveaway of Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Lord, by Celeste Connally
From the desk of Laurel Ann Nattress: Hello Dear Readers, Regency-era mysteries are like catnip to me. By combining two of my favorite genres, I get to vicariously live in the early nineteenth century and experience a hero or heroine sleuthing out clues to solve a crime. That’s why I am so pleased to introduce... Continue Reading →
An Exclusive Interview with Andrea Penrose, Author of Murder at the Serpentine Bridge
From the desk of Laurel Ann Nattress: Hello Dear Readers, Are you a fan of Bridgerton and historical mysteries and wish there was a series that combined the two sub-genres? Look no further. Let me introduce you to the Wrexford & Sloane mystery series. It mixes Regency-era detectives, period accurate culture and events, and a... Continue Reading →