Austen Stories

When her father's death leaves the Ashford family on the brink of ruin, Juliette inherits more than a crumbling cotton mill-she inherits the doubt of a town that never believed a woman could lead. She refuses to let Rose Hall fall. Duke Sebastian Windmore, freshly returned from India, is the last man Juliette expected to rely on-and the only one willing to invest. His condition: a false engagement that binds their futures as tightly as their business. But pretense has a way of slipping into truth. As Juliette and Sebastian fight to save the mill, confront betrayal, and navigate a society stacked against them, their arrangement begins to look less like survival...and more like desire.

"Today I met a man, and I thought he was my soulmate, but then he turned out to be a conceited, judgmental, small-minded lemon-sucking jerk." When free-spirited writer Lizzie Bennet meets handsome lawyer Will Darcy at a party, she's smitten...until she overhears him reject her as a potential girlfriend in the cruelest way. Hurt, Lizzie decides he's the last man in the world she would want to date anyway. But as the two cross paths again and again, Will proves he has a warm heart under his frosty attitude, and Lizzie must admit that her wounded pride might have made her a teensy bit prejudiced.

When Madalene Montgomery returns to London after years away, she has only one goal: to secure an impressive proposal of marriage in her first season as a London debutante. Yet her reunion with the affluent Radcliffe family threatens the undoing of all her carefully laid plans. Enter Jacob Radcliffe, the older brother of her closest childhood friends, now a man of the ton -- handsome, popular, alluring --- and totally out of bounds according to Madalene's family. Not that it seems to matter much, seeing as upon reacquaintance, Jacob quickly declares he wants nothing to do with her. Yet as she guides her way through a season of endless, glittering ballrooms, dimlit garden-parties and chance encounters with the very same Radcliffe son who claims to loathe her, Madalene soon learns there are no rules when it comes to matters of the heart, and that to follow duty and save her family from ruin, she may have to sacrifice her one true chance at love.

Katherine Benson is youthfully inquisitive, ridiculously obedient, and enormously attached to her beloved home, situated on the marvellous Elmere Common. However, the Common, being so vast and seemingly infinite, always holds surprises for the young Miss Benson. As she discovers new areas to go and new places to see, many new acquaintances and friendships are made every day – but none quite like that of the good-natured and amiable Elliott Harlow, whose fate will become irreversibly entwined with hers. But as Katherine and Harlow become closer, dark secrets are unearthed about his past. Is it about time Katherine wakes up and faces reality? Read to find out. Additional info: Regency romance; set in early 19th Century England. Written and created by Francesca Milton. (With credit to Elizabeth Gaskell's North and South in Chapter IV: Her Father)

Mary Mortimer is a sensible young woman in control of her life but as the death of her father approaches she finds herself involved in a series of events she could not have foreseen herself. First chapter is very long so please read anyway

"Sense and Sensibility" by Jane Austen - Short Analysis

Pride and Prejudice is a romance novel by Jane Austen, first published in 1813. The story charts the emotional development of the protagonist, Elizabeth Bennet, who learns the error of making hasty judgments and comes to appreciate the difference between the superficial and the essential. The comedy of the writing lies in the depiction of manners, education, marriage and money in the British Regency.

When Katherine Henderson suddenly finds Bella Swan in her closet one lonely night, she never imagined that her favorite Twilight heroine would want HER to come to Forks with her. Although Kathy knows the dangers of her mind being read by Edward, she reluctantly agrees to come, hoping she will be able to make Edward and Bella fall in love despite her interference. But after all the trouble, all the messing-with-the-story-line, all the sleepless nights where she wondered how on earth she was going to get the vampire and the human together, can she really go back to her own world again; leaving the only person she ever truly opened her heart up to, behind? Or is the world of Twilight really where she belongs?

In an attempt to delay marriage, Violet Kensington escapes the grand Sussex manor and visits her aunt in London. It is during the long carriage ride where she first sets eyes on Mr. Parker. As their relationship flourishes, Violet feels torn between her beliefs in true love and holy matrimony.

Written when she was only fourteen years old, Jane Austen's Love and Friendship is a touching novel to read

This is a fan fiction of Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice. This is my favourite novel but I have always wanted Ted to read something from the perspective of Jane and Bingley as these are my favourite characters. I am not taking credit for Pride and Prejudice and know that this is not my own. Therefore, disclaimer that it is fan fiction. Also it's my first fanfic so I apologise if you don't like it.

I always liked Mansfield Park, but somehow felt Mary and Henry Crawford were treated unfairly by Jane Austen because they were not stuffy and boring and dependable, like Edmund and Fanny herself, but witty and passionate and likeable. I always felt they would not react in the way they did in the book, but rise to the challenge. So here's what they'd do in my view.

Reseño libro que he leído, algunos tienen spoiler pero siempre hay una advertencia para que puedan leer mis recomendaciones tranquilamente.