Darcy and Fitzwilliam: Shelley DeWees Review
Imagine, if you dare… A soldier stands in the background, far away from the shaded beauty of the stairs directly
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Sisters in Yellow sounds stylish, unsettling, and nicely out of step
I like books that carry a little strangeness without turning theatrical. Sisters in Yellow sounds like it may have exactly that balance.
Continue reading →Darcy and Fitzwilliam Book Reviews
“Laugh until your sides ache and then laugh some more...Delicious...” – Linda Banche Reviews “It is absorbing. It is intoxicating. It is
Continue reading →Wives and Lovers – Synopsis, Excerpt
Book Three of 'DARCY & FITZWILLIAM' – a continuing 'PRIDE AND PREJUDICE FAMILY SAGA'. In “Wives and Lovers” the forever
Continue reading →Why I still love a book that knows how to be a little strange
Not chaotic strange. Not random-for-the-sake-of-it strange. I mean the kind of strangeness that gives a book flavor, posture, and memory.
Continue reading →Sons and Daughters: Stephanie Reviews
This story follows Fitzwilliam Darcy and his cousin Colonel Fitwillaim and their family. You see their children grow to young
Continue reading →Georgiana's Story – An Excerpt
When I spent those four or five years writing “Darcy and Fitzwilliam” I was just a happy little person, jotting
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The Wind in the Willows Deserves an Elegant Return
A beloved classic in a refreshed format has a particular sort of charm, half memory and half rediscovery.
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The Silver Book Has the Melancholy Confidence of a Literary Novel
Some novels do not plead for attention. They simply arrive with enough poise that curiosity follows them naturally.
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Mr. Darcy Would Have Hated Chaos, But He Would Have Read This Too
Even a gentleman with excellent self-command might appreciate a book that teaches poise under modern disorder.
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