Austen Stories

"Killing context one text at a time." Imogen Ditcher's main goal for the Summer holidays was to finally put her past behind her and confront her long dead arch nemesis, English poet, John Keats. The only way of doing so: barbecuing every text she studied that year. The only people crazy enough to help her are sitting right where she needs them. In the local park. With the help of the literary greats (including Shakespeare, Wilde and even Keats himself), an angsty boy who calls himself Morrissey and two Shakespeare fanatics, a journey of self discovery ensues.

Mrs. Bennet has nothing more to wish for. With three daughters married, her business in life is very nearly complete, and her delighted pride when she visits Mrs. Bingley and talks of Mrs. Darcy and Mrs. Wickham with her friends may easily be imagined. Mr. Bennet is merely thankful to finally reclaim the peace and quiet of his book-room. Their two eldest daughters, Elizabeth Darcy and Jane Bingley have certainly found felicity in marriage as the ladies of Pemberley and Netherfield, enjoying everything such positions in society command. But the marriage of the youngest Bennet daughter, Lydia, to the unscrupulous but charming George Wickham does not leave her parents or sisters entirely sanguine. If only the couple had not gone so far away - to Newcastle of all places - and Lydia in possession of such an unguarded and imprudent manner, certain only to worsen without her family's steadying influence. Step back inside the delightful world of Pride and Prejudice and Wickham's Wife and join your favourite characters as they continue with their lives and loves. Listen to the gossip; recognise the delights and vexations of early marriage; visit old relationships; experience country living, and the excitement of Regency London. The ending of Austen's famous novel is just the beginning!

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Eponine Pontmercy, a twenty-one year old bookworm and bookstore keeper, had noticed Chandler Abbington's presence every Monday in the little bookstore she works in for the past year. She had tried talking to him but every single move was a failure because he seemed lost on his own world of depression and sadness that is very clear to see in his eyes, so with little to do and a lot of spare time she began a little espionage, a thing that brought her closer to Chandler than a foot of counter top.

In which Mr. Darcy, from PRIDE AND PREJUDICE, writes down his growing feelings for Ms. Bennet in a letter to his passed Father. Writing down his new insights of what love really feels like.

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)

Travel back to a world of romance, wealth and scandals. It is the year 1827 and twenty-year-old Gralyn Vanderbilt is at the peek of her elite lifestyle. However, when her adoring fiance goes missing she finds herself caught between blurred lines of fantasy and reality. Her life is pulled out from underneath her, forcing her to take risks she never thought possible with a man she never thought existed. Dive into "Lavender Blue," and discover that what was once perfection may be nothing but lies.

"There's nothing like a little disgrace to add excitement to a woman's life." +++ Madeline "Maddie" Price is no stranger to scandal. Despite getting pregnant at a young age, she refused to marry despite family pressure and widespread gossip, vowing never to wed unless it was for love. Now, years later, she's single-handedly providing for her teenage son, serving the wealthy Duncan family and admiring the reserved eldest brother Ambrose from afar - perfect for a woman as jaded as her. Then, one fateful day, the two families are shocked to discover that Maddie's son has eloped... with Ambrose's sweet, sheltered younger sister. With tensions high on both sides, Ambrose and Maddie must journey together to find the pair and stop them from making a lifelong mistake. But along the way, they are soon confronted by their own growing feelings for each other and must decide their answer to the question - can love truly conquer all? +++ A historical romantic comedy inspired by Pride & Prejudice

A very close knit village can't help but deem the newcomer Mr. Israel Heathcote a strange, unlikeable man. Rumors swarm of his past, but there is many a detail left to be unearthed. Enter Miss Mary Abbott, who truly believes the rumors are false, and that Heathcote is not at all what the people present him to be.

Alexandra is a short novel written through a series of emails and texts, correspondence style, following the chaos that serial flirt Alexandra finds herself in during the lockdowns of 2020. It is a modern take on the epistolary novel Lady Susan by Jane Austen.