Sourcebooks
The Kingmaking
This first installment in the Pendragon’s Banner trilogy is a pure delight in every way. Claiming to be “a novel…
To Catch The Lightning
While Edward S. Curtis’s iconic photos of Native Americans, taken in the early years of the 20th century, revealed much…
Impulse and Initiative: A Pride and Prejudice Variation
“What if Mr. Darcy didn’t take no for an answer?” is the premise of this speculative work. After reading it,…
Jane Eyre’s Daughter
Originally published in 1997 as Consequence, Jane Eyre’s Daughter tells, as the title suggests, the tale of Janet Rochester, only…
Eliza’s Daughter
This Jane Austen sequel is based on Sense and Sensibility and follows Willoughby’s illegitimate daughter by his jilted lover, Eliza.…
The Watsons and Emma Watson: Jane Austen’s Unfinished Novel Completed
It must be a publishing truth universally acknowledged that unfinished works by famous authors shall be brought to a satisfactory…
More Letters from Pemberley
When we left Elizabeth Darcy in Letters from Pemberley, she and her husband had been married for a year or…
Never Surrender
Of all the iconic images of the Second World War, none is more etched in the public mind than the…
Cotillion
This story, by the woman credited with establishing the Regency romance subgenre, was originally published in 1953. Young Kitty Charing…
An Infamous Army: A Novel of Wellington, Waterloo, Love and War
This is a well-documented account of the Battle of Waterloo from the British army’s point of view. The social events…
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