Katie Oliver

Like a modern-day Agatha Christie bestowed with a hefty dollop of Jane Austen.--Laura Childs, #1 New York Times bestselling author Jane Austen meets reality TV and murder in this quirky cozy mystery--the first in a new series! Phaedra Brighton is perfectly content with her life of lecturing college students, gossiping with her best friends, and dreaming of Mr. Darcy. As a young, respected (if somewhat peculiar) English professor, her expertise lies in all things Jane Austen--but she knows that the closest she'll ever get to being a real-life Elizabeth Bennet is in her dreams. When Who Wants to Marry Mr. Darcy, a new reality TV show, starts filming at her best friend Charlene's estate, Phaedra is intrigued. And when the producer asks her to lend her Austenian knowledge as a consultant on the show, she's over the moon. But on the first day of filming, when Charlene's new husband is found electrocuted and Charlene herself is accused of the crime, Phaedra comes crashing back to reality. With murder on the syllabus and her best friend in dire straits, there's no Mr. Darcy around to help Phaedra--she'll have to get to the bottom of this mystery herself.

Pride, Prejudice, and Peril

He’s a man in possession of a large fortune....but is he in want of a wife?!

Prada And Prejudice

I Wanted to Be Close to You

The third novel in the highly awaited new series - The Jane Austen Factor - from bestselling author Katie Oliver! What should rule - your head, or your heart?

Who Needs Mr Willoughby? (The Jane Austen Factor, Book 3)

And The Bride Wore Prada (Marrying Mr Darcy, Book 1)

'In a tone similar to Sophie Kinsella but altogether her own, Katie Oliver will write her way into your heart with her characters and her stories.' - A Woman Reading

What Would Lizzy Bennet Do? (The Jane Austen Factor, Book 1)

Amy D'Orazio

Christina Morland

Jenetta James

Karen M. Cox

Lona Manning

Joana Starnes

Sophia Rose

Beau North

Brooke West

J. Marie Croft

"In this romance anthology, eleven Austenesque authors expose the the histories of Austen's anti-heroes. Dangerous to know : Jane Austen's rakes & gentlemen rogues is a titillating collection of Georgian era short stories--a backstory or parallel tale off-stage of canon--whilst remaining steadfast to the characters we recognize in Austen's great works"--Page 4 of cover.

Jane Austen's Rakes and Gentlemen Rogues

Dangerous to Know

Phaedra Brighton is on the case when an innocent murder-mystery weekend turns into the real deal, in the newest Jane Austen Tea Society Mystery. Phaedra Brighton has her life all figured out—she has a profession she enjoys, a wonderful (if exasperating) cat, and a cozy carriage house on the grounds of her aunt's inn. She needs no Captain Wentworth to sweep her off her feet (though, she would not mind a Mr. Darcy). But when Aunt Wendy decides she is selling Laurel Springs Inn, Phaedra faces losing her beloved home. In a last-ditch attempt to drum up more business, Phaedra convinces Wendy to host an immersive Persuasion-themed murder-mystery weekend. It is a fool proof plan to draw attention to the establishment in the hopes of saving it. Until one of the participants winds up dead. With more suspects than she knows what to do with, Phaedra finds herself on the hunt for a killer once again. But with time running out, Phaedra quickly realizes that with this investigation, there will be no second chances.

A Murderous Persuasion

Sometimes your sensibilities make absolutely no sense!

Love And Liability

Gemma Astley has succeeded where so many others have failed. She has somehow managed to tame tearaway rock star Dominic Heath and stop his womanising ways for good. But just as they find happiness, Dominic’s secret aristocratic past becomes public knowledge, and jeopardises everything.

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