How Colin Firth's triumph has fuelled Jane Austen fever

The Telegraph has published a great article titled How Colin Firth's triumph has fuelled Jane Austen fever. Check it out.

Darcy and Fitzwilliam: A tale of a gentleman and an officer

While I have no illusions of grandeur in having my story staring Colonel Fitzwilliam and my heroine Lady Grace MacKenna ever published, I have to take a moment to let you know about a new book portraying the bromance of Colonel Fitzwilliam and Mr. Darcy. My copy of Karen Wasylowski's book will arrive at my doorstep tomorrow. I am eagerly anticipating this read. I have been fortunate enough to read excerpts of this book (Thanks to AustenAuthors.com and the preview on Amazon) and I was impressed by what I read and so I just know that it is going to be an excellent read. Plus, the cover is to die for.

Amazon.com: Darcy and Fitzwilliam: A tale of a gentleman and an officer (9781402245947): Karen Wasylowski: Books

Grace's Song

This song represents Grace's feelings on her being 'compromised'. Happier times will be ahead for our heroine.

George Wickham Has A Theme!

George Wickham has always thought highly of himself. Now, he has a theme song to describe just what he thinks of himself.

Enjoy! When I heard it I thought it fit one of our favorite Austen bad boys so well.

Lady Grace Finds Out George Wickham's Secret

George Wickham decived Lady Grace and now she's telling her story.

Nickel Creek 'Jealous of the Moon' Live session

This is the song that inspired the scene where Colonel Fitzwilliam first see’s Lady Grace at the ball. It seemed so fitting for that moment and the both of them. Enjoy a piece of my inspiration.

What is George Wickham up to?

For those of you who have been following George Whickham in my story, Saving Grace; I have a question to pose to you all.

As the author of the story I know my plans for our favorite villian Mr. Whickham, but what do you think Whickham may be up too?

Look forward to hearing your thoughts and ideas.

The author!