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My husband introduced me to Abigail Reynolds books over a year ago. He knows how much I love Jane Austen!
Recently he found the Pemberly Chronicles by Rebecca Ann Collins and I'm addicted (even starting with the 5th book in the series)
And the plot thickens! But... I do wish Elizabeth would show more "metal". I miss her courage and forardness.
Just read #3 of the P&P:RC.
Great job Diana! Loved the way the story is progressing.
I can't wait for the next installment!
Thanks!!!
What a Treasure Trove! I love it! I look forward to exploring this site.
Thank you to you all for working so diligently on all of your works. I do enjoy them so. Thank you for coming together to form this site and society.
I have just discovered the world of Austen Authors and am so excited to start reading...but where do I start? So many authors to choose from. But, I just have to say it, can you really add to Austen's work, or re-imagine the story line?? I do hope so and can't wait to see for myself.
Wanted to say thanks for the giveaway prize. Mine, Pulse and Prejudice by Colette Saucier, arrived today!
Dear Ms. Orourke, I had to write to tell you how much I continue to enjoy your book, The Man who Loved Jane Austen. I am on a sixth read over the years and everytime I read it, it gets better and better.....Just a few words of thanks and praise....
I just found your website and I love it. I just hosted my 3rd annual "Jane Austen Day" party and I have just started reading JA continuation novels this spring. Now I look forward to reading all of the books on your list! What a great site - thank you!
Last fall while sitting in my grade 10 english class, my teacher managed to convince me to read Pride and Prejudice. It took me a while at first to get into it, but after reading some books by the Austin Authors, i picked up P and P with a new vigour. So i wanted to say thank you to all Austen Authors, without you, i would have never been able to get throught the first few chapters of that AMAZING novel
Always thankful to discover more JA inspired authors! A wonderful site!
I just wrote a blog about my top 10 favorite Jane Austen Fan Fiction books and then I stumbled upon this beautiful site. I've been enjoying these books since college and always try to keep an eye out for new ones at the bookstore. Thanks to Austen Authors I now have a reference point and place to share my love of these fabulous books that honor such a fabulous literary woman. Perfect as well because I'm going to re-read the Big 6 this summer and will need follow up books once I finish
Last fall I got it into my head to start reading Pride and Prejudice fan fiction. I had read P&P itself many, many times and thought to being reading sequels. I then started with variations. I have now read every single piece of fan-fiction currently in print. I own most of Austen Authors' P&P related books either in print or on Kindle. I love what you do, and just cannot get enough. Keep up the fabulous work!
In the Jane Austen Book Club I run at the local adult education centre, one of my students suggested I look up your website - and I've just this minute finished reading Abigail Reynolds` "Intermezzo". A delightful read - I'm certainly looking forward to catching up with all your other authors' works . . . .
In my search to find more JA, I found your site. I have just finished reading all of the P&P200 and love it! I also enjoy the daily blogs. Thank you all for your creative minds! My library is expanding rapidly!
What a truly delightful site! Thank you.
I love this page! There's always something new and interesting and I have yet to read a book from any of the Austen Authors that I haven't loved (and that list keeps getting longer). Keep up the wonderful work!
So happy to have found your wonderful blog! One can never get enough Jane Austen.
I absolutely adore Austen Authors. It allows me to keep up to date with upcoming releases, funny posts, celebrations and so much more.
Keep it up, ladies!
I love this site. It keeps me up to date for the latest Austen. Wow, there are so many books I haven't read yet!














































































































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