Book 246: Unleashing Mr. Darcy – Teri Wilson
What can I say about a book like this? Not only was it giggle inducing and full of fun and […]
Book 246: Unleashing Mr. Darcy – Teri Wilson Read Post »
What can I say about a book like this? Not only was it giggle inducing and full of fun and […]
Book 246: Unleashing Mr. Darcy – Teri Wilson Read Post »
After thoroughly enjoying The Missing Manuscript of Jane Austen and The Lost Memoirs of Jane Austen, it will come as
Book 223: The Secret Diaries of Charlotte Brontë – Syrie James Read Post »
Although I enjoyed this book I didn’t enjoy it quite as much as James’ The Missing Manuscript of Jane Austen.
Book 222: The Lost Memoirs of Jane Austen – Syrie James Read Post »
Nearly two full years later I finally got around to reading The Darcys and the Bingleys, and thankfully it was
Book 221: The Darcys and the Bingleys – Marsha Altman Read Post »
What a fun novel! I am so glad I stumbled across this novel and I cannot wait to read more
Book 220: The Missing Manuscript of Jane Austen – Syrie James Read Post »
As with Dancing with Mr. Darcy I picked up a copy of this novel when Border’s Books closed down in
Book 204: Willoughby’s Return – Jane Odiwe Read Post »
This book, a collection of short stories, disappointed me. There were definitely a few gems, but overall it left me uninspired
Book 202: Dancing with Mr. Darcy – Sarah Waters (ed.) Read Post »
A friend from UNC (Go Heels! – it’s a gut reaction :-D), Hi Lizzie!, recommended The Madman’s Daughter as the
Book 184: The Madman’s Daughter (The Madman’s Daughter #1)- Megan Shepherd Read Post »
This is why reading a sequel/spinoff isn’t necessarily the best idea. Don’t get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoyed it and
Book 166: Midnight in Austenland – Shannon Hale Read Post »