Dear Jane is an epistolary novel inspired by Jane Austen's novel and her biographical events. I imagine that Cassandra, her sister, writes to the women who had inspired the protagonists of Jane's novels, asking them to write to Jane to comfort and distract her in a difficult moment, due to the illness that will lead her to death. Therefore, it begins between Jane, Elizabeth Darcy, Marianne Brandon, Maria Bertram, Catherine Tilney, Ann Wentworth and Emma Knightly an epistolary correspondence that reveals aspects of Jane's life and tells us what happens to Austen's characters after the end of her novels. Since I am also an opera singer, you can expect some tragedies and many "coup de théâtre"!

Aria, a 25-year-old high school English teacher, finds solace in the pages of books, with a particular fondness for Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Having lost her father at an early age, she took on the responsibility of supporting herself and her mother from a young age, leaving little time for personal pursuits. Despite her love for literature, Aria harbors skepticism about love, shaped by the lofty ideals depicted in the novels that captivate her. Find out what happened as she unravels the mysteries within Austen's masterpiece, she encounters challenges,perils, and love that reshape her connection to the beloved novel.

Second Book in The Eldest series Adele Bennet had been invited by the newlywed Collins couple to their Parsonage at Rosings Park, Kent, after months of the last dance she shared with a certain someone. She hadn't changed. Nothing had. She was still the aloof and kind woman she had been. However, when suddenly the guest of Rosings Park showed himself, she couldn't deny the suppressed feelings anymore. Not when he seemed to promote them. Will Adele find her happiness or will she be shattered by the Guest?

Mr Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet acknowledge their true feelings for one another - Follows on from The Beginning of Hope

Jane Austen's niece solves a thrilling mystery surrounding the disappearance of an unpublished Austen manuscript, and along the way finds her own happy ending. I hope you enjoy my story, Estate of Affairs, that is inspired by my love of all things Jane Austen. It was written in collaboration with Legacy Games, who just released a free-to-play Facebook game called "Jane Austen's Rogues & Romance." If you like Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth and Darcy, etc., you will love playing this game. Enjoy!

the continued story in the saga

Historical romance comedy with amnesia and smut ♡When Miss Darcy Debooba attends the Buxley Ball, she encounters a beautiful man who enchants and beguiles the entire ballroom. Unfortunately, the gentleman in question is as flippant and vain like a saucy teapot, with the attitude to boot! Lord Frederick is drawn to Miss Debooba like a moth to a flame, however the lady clearly loathes him! She even went as far to say, he was NOT the most beautiful being at the Buxley Ball! (༎ຶ￢༎ຶ) When a freak accident occurs during the house party of the season, Lord Frederick suffers amnesia and loses all his memories. Darcy uses this to her advantage to prank the poor man into humility, although she never bargained for her heart to get thrown onto the line...♡

Eliza Bennet is a sharp-witted and independent young woman determined to live life on her terms, even as society demands her conformity. When she meets the aloof and enigmatic Darcy Fitzwilliam, a wealthy aristocrat with a chilling exterior and a hidden heart, sparks fly. Their intense clash of personalities masks a deeper, forbidden desire that neither can ignore. Set against the backdrop of Regency England, where love between women is a dangerous secret, Eliza and Darcy navigate societal expectations, pride, and their own fears to confront a passion that could either consume or liberate them both.

***COMPLETED*** What happens when Wickham reveals his true wicked nature much earlier than in the original Pride and Prejudice story? Unlike in Jane Austen's original novel Mr Wickham decides that he will attend the ball at Netherfield Park. Over confident, and enjoying Darcy's unease at his presence, Wickham gets carried away with his drink. He takes his flirting with Elizabeth Bennet entirely too far and his actions have far reaching consequences, changing the normal course of our Pride and Prejudice story. As Elizabeth is forced to reassess her judgements of the two men from Derbyshire, will our couple still find their happily ever after? How far are Wickham, Miss Bingley and Lady Catherine willing to go to stop them? **Warning this story contains a scene involving assault**