Here's a sneak peek at the newest Jane Austen variation coming soon from Heather Moll.

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Hi friends! I’m so excited to welcome  back author, Heather Moll to Austenesque Reviews today! ✨ As you may have seen, she has a new book that just released – Requirements for Love. &#x1f44f…

I’m excited to tell you about my next Love in London kisses-only book Requirements for Love. In all of these books, Darcy and Elizabeth meet again in London the winter after the Netherfield ball.In th...

Hi friends! Guess who is visiting today with their 11th Cover Reveal at Austenesque Reviews – Heather Moll! 👏🏼 Her collection of books and book covers is absolutely stellar &#…

Regency Reader Question I have always understood that dukes are very rare, and in the English peerage, most have a connection or actual blood relationship to the Royal Family. In romantic fiction h…

Have you ever looked at nineteenth century portraits and noticed all of the coral jewelry?After you’ve looked through a few dozen portraits, you begin to notice the bright red beads everywhere. They a...

We all know that by whatever metric or conversion calculator you use, Austen’s Mr. Darcy is very rich. He owns a lot of land, supports his local community, and has ready cash to pay off scoundrels. He...

In The Wedding Guest, Darcy arrives in Hertfordshire to meet his friend’s bride and Elizabeth expects Bingley’s servant is on his way to help with Jane’s wedding. Mistaken identities lead to a happy e...

In Without Undue Pride, recently widowed Elizabeth Fitzwilliam learns her husband’s life savings is gone because the country bank he used failed. As a result, she is left nearly penniless. Could such ...

Have you ever looked at nineteenth century portraits and noticed all of the coral jewelry?After you’ve looked through a few dozen portraits, you begin to notice the bright red beads everywhere. They a...

When in Regency London, you might rely on a servant to deliver your notes and invitations to save time and money. But what if you don't have a footman to spare? Fortunately, there was an efficient pos...

My Regency Reading Round-Up & the End-of-Year Frenzy

Anyone who knows me well knows that I’m a tea drinker. Some might unfairly say tea snob, but I do like my tea, which is kept in double-lidded containers with labels that say the temperature and brew t...

Prior to marriage, a woman in regency England could execute a will, enter into contracts, sue or be sued, and sell or give away her personal property. Once she married, however, she lost those rights ...

Jane Austen's Bookshelf: A Rare Book Collector's Quest to Find the Women Writers Who Shaped a Legend by Rebecca Romney. Published by S&S/Marysue Rucci Books (February 18, 2025).“It is natural that nov...

I feature a piece of jewelry in every full-length Regency novel I write. Usually, jewelry is associated with glamor and wealth, or is a romantic gift. But what about jewlery as mementos of beloved peo...

Today, in this very long piece, for which I apologise in advance, we are going to take a look at arguably to the two most famous Regency courtesans, Harriette Wilson and her friend Julia Johnstone,…

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