I finally have my newest book live out in the world. It was a long road, and there were glitches along the way, but my new book baby has published. 🙂 At the bottom of this post will be a link to a giveaway, but let me tell you a little about the story before… Read the full blog post …
I finally, after weeks and weeks of barely writing, finished the book I was telling you about last month. Finally! <3 It’s currently being edited; I hope to have it up for sale in a week or so. My original intention for this month was to give away copies of the new book, but because… Read the full blog post …
Welcome back to Austen Authors!  I am almost done with my second book of the year. Go, me! LOL I’m doing much better than I did last year, when I wrote all of three books instead of my usual five and a half. <3 My current Work-In-Progress (or WIP, as I like to call… Read the full blog post …
Like many authors last year, I lowered the prices of some of my books. I don’t think any of us realized that the crisis would last as long as it did, but we were happy to help people stuck at home to entertain themselves without spending as much. Now, a year later, many of us… Read the full blog post …
I was inspired to write this post this past Tuesday night, when I decided to prepare for watching The Curse of Oak Island on television by making popcorn and hot chocolate. I’m sure others have done posts about it before, here at Austen Authors, but since it’s been a long time since I’ve read one,… Read the full blog post …
Austen Authors is pleased to announce the winners of Zoe Burton‘s “A New Release” Giveaway. Lenora and Jane Burke will each receive an eBook copy of Ms. Burton‘s Darcy’s Unwanted Bride. Congratulations, Ladies. Please contact Regina Jeffers, Giveaway Coordinator, at reginalm@rjeffers.com to claim your prize. [According to stated giveaway rules on Austen Authors, all prizes… Read the full blog post …
I had the pleasure recently of finishing my 28th book. In previous posts, I’ve shared an excerpt and the cover, so, many of you have been anticipating its release. Darcy’s Unwanted Bride is one of my longer novels, coming in at just over 63,000 words. It’s over 300 pages. 🙂 As I have said before,… Read the full blog post …
Usually, I write books that are sweet and light. It’s so common that I chose “sweet escapes” for my tag line. The book I am finishing now (hopefully, in the next three or four days) is a little darker than what I generally write.  The new book is called Darcy’s Unwanted Bride. It’s set… Read the full blog post …
Welcome back to Austen Authors! I’ve been hard at work on a new story. Titled, Darcy’s Unwanted Bride, this tale is a bit darker than what I usually write, but I have to say it’s been refreshing. I’ll share an excerpt below, but first, there are a couple things I wish to share with you… Read the full blog post …
Austen Authors is honored to announce the winners of Zoe Burton‘s “A New Book” Giveaway. Randi Chance and Carol Hoyt will each receive an eBook copy of Ms. Burton‘s Darcy’s Yuletide Wedding. Congratulations, Ladies. Please contact Regina Jeffers, Giveaway Coordinator, at reginalm@rjeffers.com to claim your prize. [According to stated giveaway rules on Austen Authors, all prizes… Read the full blog post …
For all of us, 2020 has been a rough year. I was no exception. Changes, good or bad, always throw me off (I require stability to be creative), and this year was one big, massive, unstable change. LOL I knew in the summer, when I spent weeks without writing anything more than blog posts, that… Read the full blog post …
I’ve mentioned this date before in my December posts, but for those who don’t remember or who are new to Austen Authors, twelve years ago today, on December 7, 2008, I lost my mom. While it still saddens me, I’m not as overwhelmingly so as I was a couple years ago. As always, time heals… Read the full blog post …
As I’m sure everyone knows, November in the USA means Thanksgiving. The holiday is only one day, and it’s nearer to the end of the month, but some of us, myself included, like to spend the entire month reflecting on what we are thankful for. Jane Austen, in Pride and Prejudice, used the word “thank,”… Read the full blog post …
