Her secret is about to come back and bite her …

Still reeling from her niece’s shocking revelation, Felicity Fitzroy and her good friend Jane Austen are drawn into a covert scheme to prevent a family scandal.

To secure the future happiness of everyone involved, Jane suggests a clandestine journey to Godmersham Park in Kent, the grand country home of Elizabeth and Edward Austen.

Yet, the past has a funny way of popping up unexpectedly, and when Felicity receives a heartfelt plea from an old friend requiring her presence in London, she’s unnerved by what she finds there and almost lets the cat out of the bag.

Deciding it’s better to keep her lips sealed, despite the circumstances, she returns to Derbyshire. But when her husband throws a masquerade ball, and an unexpected guest turns up, Felicity realises she’s made a grave mistake in going to London.

With the carefully concocted plan about to unravel, and reputations on the line, Jane is busily taking notes galore. But can Felicity trust her to keep the whole sorry mess out of her books?

If you like Jane Austen-esque fiction and heartwarming historical rom-coms, then you’ll love Trusting Miss Austen.

Can she save her niece’s reputation – and her own?

Felicity Fitzroy is delighted when she receives an invitation from her good friend Jane Austen to visit her in Bath. Despite living in domestic bliss in Derbyshire, Felicity craves excitement and a trip to the lively spa town sounds like the perfect cure.

However, any plans to kick up her heels are thwarted when her niece is added to the guest list, and Felicity is reluctantly thrust into playing chaperone. She soon discovers protecting a young impressionable girl from the wrong kind of man isn’t easy, especially with eligible suitor Dorian Hart on the scene.

Dorian quickly charms his way into her niece’s affections and, fearing he’s going to ruin her, Felicity makes him an offer she thinks he won’t refuse. But the plan backfires when Dorian decides that seducing feisty Felicity will be much more fun than taking her money.

With her husband miles away and a devilishly handsome rake determined to bed her, can Felicity’s marriage vows stand firm against temptation? Or will she return to Derbyshire with a secret to hide?

If you like Jane Austen-esque fiction and historical rom-coms with heart and humour, then you’ll love Visiting Miss Austen. Grab your copy today!

Her love life is inspiring a story…

When Felicity Blackburn meets Max Fitzroy at the Steventon assembly she’s not impressed. While his friend Evan Pringle charms the ladies, including her sister Harriet, stony-faced Max refuses to dance and doesn’t have a good word to say about anyone, least of all high-spirited Felicity.

Felicity resolves to avoid grumpy Max, yet after several run-ins, including an embarrassing encounter at the local lake, she can’t seem to stop thinking about him. 

Despite their ensuing attraction (and Max’s attempts at flirting), Felicity grows ever more confused about his intentions. She also has another problem – an insidious clergyman cousin who’s invited himself to stay and insists on wooing her with terrible poetry.

Fortunately, her good friend Jane Austen is on hand with kind and sympathetic counsel. But when Felicity stumbles upon a story Jane’s secretly writing, she recognises herself as one of the main characters!

With her drama fueling Jane’s creativity, Max allegedly in pursuit of another woman, and a proposal hanging over her head from decidedly the WRONG man – can Felicity sort out the romantic tangle before it’s too late? Or will Jane’s story have a happier ending than her own?

A gorgeously funny, lighthearted Pride and Prejudice variation that reimagines the events that inspired Jane Austen to write Lizzy and Mr Darcy’s story. 

Two women bound by a deadly affliction.

Oxford, Present Day. Researcher Anna Butler is hopelessly in love with history professor Jeremy Trelawny. Forced to endure him dating other women without sparing her a second glance, Anna suffers in silence. However, while examining some 18th-century books for Jeremy’s smallpox research, Anna finds a memoir with unexpected parallels to her situation.

Essex, 1766. Mercy Graham is hired as a maid to unconventional rector Sebastian Fannon. But when his handsome, arrogant friend Jasper Donne comes to stay, Mercy falls hard. A lowly pox-scarred maid isn’t on Jasper’s wishlist for a wife, yet she unwittingly discovers a secret that connects them on a deeper level.

As Mercy’s story with the roguish Jasper unfolds, Anna attempts to deal with her own love life. But is fake dating a friend’s cousin the best solution?

If you like contemporary romance and historical fiction then you’ll love this funny, heartwarming dual timeline rom-com.