Patience is a virtue. And patience is what you’re going to need as you wait for Book 2 of Julie Klassen’s On Devonshire Shores series as its not coming out till December of this year. But to whet your appetite, here is the COVER REVEAL for A Winter by the Sea. Enjoy!
Tag: Jane Austen
REVIEW of The Sisters of Sea View (On Devonshire Shores #1) by Julie Klassen
When their father dies of an apoplectic attack, the four Summers sisters and their mother must find a way to earn an income if they are to avoid descending into utter poverty. The gentlewomen have the blessing of owning their own large house in the ocean village of Sea View, and at the prompting of their managing older sister Sarah, they resolve to become a popular seaside boarding house….
REVIEW of The Lady’s Guide to Death and Deception (The Secret Life of Mary Bennet #3) by Katherine Cowley (BLOG TOUR)
Napoleon has escaped his island prison, and England’s best spies have been sent to Brussels to gather intelligence as the continent sits on the brink of battle. Mary Bennet, in company with Lady Trafford and Mr. Withrow, are called upon to investigate the death of one of the Duke of Wellington’s officers. As the threat of Napoleon’s offensive advances ever closer, they must determine whether gambling debts, old rivalries, or French intrigue is at play in the murder….
REVIEW of The Murder of Mr. Wickham by Claudia Gray (BLOG TOUR)
When the Knightleys of Donwell Abbey decide to hold a house party with the Darcys, the Wentworths, the Brandons, and the Bertrams, they’re not expecting an uninvited guest of Mr. Wickham’s ilk to come knocking on the door. Ever since his scandal of seducing Lydia Bennet, Wickham has been up to one scheme after another, and his latest scheme involves a speculation that’s swindled half of these good people out of their money…
REVIEW of Jane and the Year Without a Summer (Jane Austen Mysteries #14) by Stephanie Barron (BLOG TOUR)
When Jane Austen and her sister Cassandra go to Cheltenham to take the waters, they find that not all is as it seems in the little spa town. As the gray, cold summer rolls over England, an eccentric preacher predicts the end of the world, a trio of young ladies conceal their past, a debonair Captain pays his addresses, and an abandoned husband comes looking for a wife he does not seem to want….
REVIEW of The Unreformed Mr. Darcy by Lin Mei Wei
Lizzy has an impossible choice before her. Her sister Jane, abandoned by Mr. Bingley (due to Mr. Darcy’s interference), has … More
REVIEW of Mr. Darcy and the Murder at Rosings by Lin Mei Wei
After Lizzy rejects Mr. Darcy’s haughty proposal, she looks forward to his immediate departure from Rosings so that the awkwardness … More
REVIEW of Emma (Focus Features, 2020)
Before the world was quarantined with COVID-19, I did something I have never done before. I went to the movie … More
REVIEW of Emma (BBC Film, 2009)
Emma Woodhouse is perfectly content to live in Highbury, managing the house for her hypochondriacal father. As the foremost lady … More
REVIEW of What Kitty Did Next by Carrie Kablean
It is a truth universally expected that once three Bennet sisters achieved matrimony, Mrs. Bennet would turn her attention to … More