Austenesque Novel Finds – December 2017

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Hi readers, I hope everyone is enjoying the last days of December! We have had some very cold weather here this week – true winter weather!  We’ve been enjoying staying inside, cuddling, and drinking lots of hot chocolate!!

We are almost at the end of 2017; so many great books have been published this year. Did you happen to see all the Austenesque books published this last month?  If not, have no fear!

Here’s a list of Austenesque Novel Finds for December 2017 for your perusing pleasure!

*This is a list of books published, not my personal recommendations.

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Austenesque Novel Finds – December 2017

A Convenient Arrangement (A Darcy and Elizabeth Pride and Prejudice Variation novel) by Cora Stirling

A Lady’s Pride: A Pride and Prejudice Reimagining by Jennifer Kay

A Little More Modern Persuasion: A Short Story Collection  by Sara Marks

A Required Engagement: A Pride & Prejudice Full Variation by Nora Kipling

 

And Then There Was Elizabeth: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Denise Adams

Charming: A fairy tale retelling of Mansfield Park (The Jane Austen Fairy Tales) by Nina Clare

Christmas at Darcy House by Victoria Kincaid

Christmas in Derbyshire: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Wynne Mabry

 

Confusion, Confession and Conviction: A Pride and Prejudice Regency Variation by Victoria Winfield

Darcy and Elizabeth: Christmas 1811: Pride and Prejudice behind the scenes (Sweet Tea Stories) by Maria Grace

Darcy Down the Rabbit Hole: A Knights Templar Adventure (A Mister Darcy Series Comedic Mystery Book 9) by Barbara Silkstone

Defending Elizabeth by Rowan Renault

 

Ditching Mr. Darcy by Samantha Whitman

From Admiration to Love: The Darcys’ Second Christmas: A Pride and Prejudice sequel (Sweet Tea Stories) by Maria Grace

His Best Hope: A Pride and Prejudice variation by Charlotte Patterson

Jane on the Brain: Exploring the Science of Social Intelligence with Jane Austen by Wendy Jones

Lessons in Gratitude: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Kate Speck

Lizzie & Darcy by Alyxandra Harvey

Love Changes Everything: A Darcy and Elizabeth Pride and Prejudice Variation by Harriet Knowles

Mary Bennet and the Substitute Vicar: Book Four in the Mary of Longbourn Series by Carrie Mollenkopf

 

Mercy’s Embrace: So Lively a Chase Book 2: Elizabeth Elliot’s Story by Laura Hile (re-release)

Mercy’s Embrace: So Rough a Course Book 1: Elizabeth Elliot’s Story by Laura Hile (re-release)

Meryton High by Rae Poynter

Miss Darcy’s Diversions: Being the Adventures of Miss Georgiana Darcy at Divers Watering Places and Elsewhere by Ronald McGowan

   

Mr. Darcy & Elizabeth: London in Love: a Pride and Prejudice Variation Romance by Alyssa Jefferson

Mr. Darcy’s Commands: A Pride & Prejudice Sensual Intimate Omnibus (Master Darcy) by Sara English

Mr. Darcy’s Kiss: A Contemporary Pride and Prejudice Romance by Krista Lakes

Mr. Darcy’s Miracle at Longbourn: A Pride and Prejudice Holiday Tale (Jane Austen Reimaginings Book 7) by Rose Fairbanks

   

Mr. Darcy’s Struggle: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Jane Elizabeth Davis

Netherfield’s Secret by Lelia Eye

Out of Obscurity by Jann Rowland

Pemberley in Peril: A Pride and Prejudice Vagary by Arthel Cake

    

Pride and Prejudice and a Shakespearean Scholar: A Pride and Prejudice Vagary by Regina Jeffers

Romancing Miss Bennet: A Pride & Prejudice Variation by April Karber

Service of a Friend: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Kate Speck

Starcrossed at Longbourn: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Nora Kipling

  

The Darcys and the Duke: A Pride & Prejudice Variation by Glenna Mason

The Elizabeth Conspiracy: A Pride & Prejudice Variation by Jennifer Joy

The Long Buried Secret: A Pride and Prejudice Regency Variation by Linda Enright

The Proud and The Beast: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Kate Speck

  

Two Days Before Christmas: A Pride and Prejudice Novella (Darcy Family Holidays Book 1) by Leenie Brown

What Jane Austen Didn’t Tell Us!: The Backstories of Seventeen Characters in Pride and Prejudice by Austen Alliance

Who Was Jane Austen? (Who Was?) by Sarah Fabiny

Wickham: With Pride Not Prejudice by Philip J. Roe

And here are some shorter Austenesque inspired works for your perusing pleasure!

A Pemberley Christmas: A Pride and Prejudice Continuation by Lindsay Beaudine

Darcy’s Wishes: Three Pride and Prejudice Sensual Romantic Stories by Gwen Avery

Elizabeth’s Christmas Wish: A Pride and Prejudice Sensual Intimate by Jane Hunter

Friendship: A Pride and Prejudice Variation (The Naughty Caroline Chronicles Book 1) by Dana Kenzi

Her Husband’s Gifts: A Pride & Prejudice Sensual Intimate Variation (After the Wedding Book 2) by Cora Aston

Lizzy & Darcy’s Christmas Ball: Pride & Prejudice Variation by Sarah Darcy

Mr Darcy & Elizabeth: Unexpected Affection: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Cassandra Knightley (previously published as Felicity in Marriage)

Mr. Darcy’s Devotion: a steamy Pride & Prejudice romance (Darcy’s Darkness Book 3) by J.L. Pearl

Mr Darcy’s Indecent Proposal: A Pride and Prejudice Steamy Romance Variation by Jane Judy Russell

Mr. Darcy’s Intimate Friend: A Pride and Prejudice Steamy Variation by C.P. Waterman

Mr. Darcy’s Passions: A Pride & Prejudice Sensual Intimate Collection by Stephanie Bridger

That Proud Darcy by Brian Egan

The Master and Elizabeth by Brian Egan

The Other Mister Knightley: A novelette based on Emma by Jane Austen by Louisa West

Tides of the Heart: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Diane Bryton

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Are you overwhelmed by all these fabulous new reads!! I sure am!  There are 59 new Austenesque releases for the month of December!

There are so many to choose from!  Which ones do you want to read?

I haven’t read any from this list yet, unless you count Laura Hile’s Mercy’s Embrace books – which I did read many years ago.  So many new books that I’m interested in reading though!

What do you think about these lists?

Thought I’d check in since we are starting a new year and such.  Do you want me to keep the list as is?  Is there anything you want changed?  I notice some comments that say these lists is overwhelming.  And that might be because I include every book I find.  Would you prefer a shorter list that features books that are popular on Amazon and Goodreads or by favorite authors? Do you want a filtered list or one that has more divided sections?

I want these lists to be helpful and something you enjoy, so please do let me know your thoughts!  Thank you! 🙂

28 comments

  1. Once again I am amazed at the sheer number of JAFF books being published. I can never catch up so I suppose I shall have to stop trying! I read very little while I am writing, but have lots of TBR kindle copies ready and waiting for me. Thank you for the list!

    1. Me too, Brenda! You would think that with the November and December holidays that this month would see a tiny decrease. Nope! Authors are keeping busy!! 😉 Thanks for checking out my list!

  2. I’ll be buying Mary Bennet and the Substitute Vicar, having read the first three. I have already read Two Days Before Christmas and Mr. Darcy’s Miracle at Longbourn.
    Thank you for publishing these lists

  3. There goes my wish list out the roof. Dang! However, thanks Meredith for listing all these books. I had no idea so many had been published. Happy New Year.

  4. Wow, yes, there is a veritable pile of new ones. Like you, I’ve only read Laura Hile’s books. I’m curious about the Mansfield Park and Other Mr. Knightley ones along with the one about Mary Bennet.

    My vote is for a full list. I know that I can access your more specific lists up top when I want to see it based on the novels or book types. Thanks so much for doing these.

    Happy New Year, Meredith. Enjoy that hot cocoa and a snuggle with Mr. Bingley.

  5. Please keep the full lists. I have a kobo so tend to buy my books from them – not all the books on Amazon are available on Kobo. One of my monthly pleasures is to go through the list and see which ones are available for me and then choosing which ones to buy.

    Thank you so much for all the work you put into the lists – have a great new year.

    1. Thanks so much for your feedback! I’m glad the full lists are what people want! And I totally love hearing that you enjoy going through the lists and that it helps you decide which books you want to buy! Wishing you many happy reads in 2018!

  6. Full lists please. People like different things so it would be hard to filter. I myself mainly read D&E stories but some seem to prefer stories about minor characters or other JA books.
    I have read Miracle at Longbourn as I bought Christmas Joy when it was out and Rose was kind enough to do a free update. I have Regina’s book waiting to be read and several others on my wish list. Now I must check the others to see if I should add any more (luckily the list appears to be infinite )
    Thank you so much Meredith and may I wish you and Mr Bingley a very happy New Year.

    1. I agree – the idea of filtering the list was daunting to me and I sure it would be something I’d struggle with each month. I’m glad to see that the full list is wanted (no matter how large!)

      I like that there is a lot of new holiday reads on this list, but I’m not one who likes to read Christmas stories after the holidays are passed, so I may wait and get those next year! 😉 Hope you enjoy all your new reads!

  7. Love, love love your lists! I vote as well for the full list! As Glynis says, people like different things. I have read four of the Christmas stories this month (Maria Grace, Leenie Brown and Rose Fairbanks). I know I will be reading Jennifer Joy’s new book, Regina Jeffers, Jann Rowland, Arthel Cake, Leila Eye, Laura Hile and Victoria Kincaid in the New Year! I will have to check out the rest but some, of course, I will not read.
    Thanks so much for all your lists! Happy New Year!

    1. Yay! Thank you so much for your amazing enthusiasm and support, Carole! I’m so glad you like the full lists! How awesome that you read so many Christmas stories this month! I hope to do like you and read more next December! I already have 3 on my TBR pile that I want to read.

  8. Please continue with the full lists as I am always on the lookout for new authors in this amazing genre! Thank you for compiling and posting these lists; it must be quite the chore each month!! Your efforts are very much appreciated, Meredith!!

    Warmly,
    Susanne in sunny San Diego where, even in the mountains at 4000 feet elevation, it’s 75 degrees!

    1. Awesome! I’m so glad to hear that you like finding new authors on these lists! I’m very happy to spend the hours I do making these lists. 🙂 As long as they are helpful and useful to readers like yourself, I consider it time well spent! 🙂

      Oh you are so lucky! We have been in the 20s but if feels like the 10s and that is really unbearable for us in coastal NC who need to wear jackets when it is below 70!

  9. Full list, please. Thank you, Meredith, for all the time and effort you put into your blog and your lists and your reviews. They are truly the gold standard.

    Happy New Year to you and Mr. Bingley – wishing you joy.

    1. Thank you for such kind words, Lilyane! They really are so encouraging! I’m so glad you enjoy the lists and reviews! I’ll try and keep them both in good quality!

      Hoping you have a happy and healthy 2018!

  10. Thank you for the time you put in to keep us informed, Meredith. The amount of new JAFF releases each month is daunting, and yet here you have them, with links and everything.

    Thanks for the props for Mercy’s Embrace. It’s been great fun to work with these characters again. Can it have been eight years ago that those books were first published? 🙂

    1. You are so sweet, Laura! It is indeed daunting! When I started making these lists there were around 30 books released each month…it is crazy how things are changing and growing in the genre! But I’m committed to keeping up as best as I can!

      I know! It is crazy to think it was so long ago!! It doesn’t feel it! I can only imagine how lovely it is to be with Patrick and Elizabeth *sigh* <3 <3 <3

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