Hi readers, I hope you all are enjoying a wonderful start to 2018!! Are you enjoy your first reads of 2018? Thanks to some snow, rainy days, and lack of events/gigs I’ve been able to get a nice bit of reading done this month…trying to catch up on books from 2017! LOL! 😉 Because there’s already a bunch of new releases for 2018 – authors are keeping busy!!
Here’s a list of Austenesque Novel Finds for January 2018 for your perusing pleasure!
*This is a list of books published, not my personal recommendations.
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Austenesque Novel Finds – January 2018
A Convenient Darcy Marriage: A Pride & Prejudice Regency Variation by Rebecca Preston
A Sensual Retelling: A Pride and Prejudice Alternative by Isabelle Woodward
A Visit to Scotland: A Pride and Prejudice Variation (A Convenient Marriage Book 4) by Meg Osborne
An Odd Situation: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Sophie Lynbrook
Brave Jane Austen: Reader, Writer, Author, Rebel by Lisa Pliscou
By Hathor’s Hand: A Pride and Prejudice Variation Novel (Darcy’s Adventures in Egypt) by Adele Dixon
Darcy’s Bodie Mine: A Pride & Prejudice Western Variation by Zoe Burton
Disruption at Pemberley: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Emily Russell
Emma Ever After by Brigid Coady
Emma Watson and Her Sisters: A continuation of Jane Austen’s fragment by Anne Toledo
First Impressions of a Second Nature: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Kate Speck
Imagining Mr. Darcy: Jane Austen Reimaginings Anthology by Rose Fairbanks
Just Jane by John Catling
Love Without Time by Elaine Jeremiah
Marriage By Decree: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Diane Bryton
Mercy’s Embrace: The Lady Must Decide, Book 3: Elizabeth Elliot’s Story by Laura Hile (re-release)
MR. DARCY’S EXTENSION: The Complementary Shadow of Jane Austen’s PRIDE AND PREJUDICE by Garnet Marriott
One Winter’s Eve: A Pride and Prejudice Novella (Darcy Family Holidays Book 2) by Leenie Brown
Ordinary, Extraordinary Jane Austen: The Story of Six Novels, Three Notebooks, a Writing Box, and One Clever Girl by Deborah Hopkinson
Reading Jane Austen (Reading Writers and their Work) by Jenny Davidson
Secrets and Suspicion: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Joanna Ramsay
Sherlock Holmes & Elizabeth Bennet Mysteries (Sherlock Holmes & Elizabeth Bennet Mystery Collect) by Amelia Littlewood
The Exile: The Countess Visits Longbourn (The Bennet Wardrobe Book 4) by Don Jacobson
The Forgiving Season: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Renata McMann and Summer Hanford
The Gazebo by Don Miller
The Missing Prince: An Elizabeth and Darcy Story by Timothy Underwood
The Mystery Bennet by Melanie Schertz
The Secret Side of Mr. Darcy by Robert Hudson
The Sweetest Ruin by Amy George
Through The Window Book Three: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Mary Jane Ballew
To Win a Frozen Heart: A Darcy & Elizabeth Pride & Prejudice Variation Novel by Clara Winfield
Trouble in London: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Ben Norfolk
And here are some shorter Austenesque inspired works for your perusing pleasure!
A Little Encouragement: A Pride and Prejudice variation by Margaret Gale
Clues to a Mystery: A Pride and Prejudice Sequel: A short story of mystery and humor by Kate Speck
Cousins, One and All: A Jane Austen Fan Fiction Fantasy Novella by Ronnda Eileen Henry
Darcy’s Mistletoe Kiss: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Jane Grix
Darcy’s Second Chance: A Pride and Prejudice Vagary Novella by Barbara Silkstone
Intimacy with Mr Darcy’s Friend: A Pride and Prejudice steamy variation (Charlotte & Sir Richard Book 2) by C. P. Waterman
Mr. Darcy’s Imperfect Past: A Short, Secret Variation of Pride & Prejudice (Classics Retold Book 3) by Alexandra Daniels
Mrs. Darcy Gives a Ball: A Pride & Prejudice continuing story novella by Anne E. Myhan
Passion: A Pride and Prejudice Variation (The Naughty Caroline Chronicles Book 4) by Dana Kenzi
Resolved at Pemberley: A Pride and Prejudice Sensual Intimate by Jane Hunter
The Apparition at Rosing’s Park (A Sherlock Holmes and Elizabeth Bennet Mystery) by Amelia Littlewood
The Governess: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Lauren Moretti
The Peculiar Doctor Barnabus (A Sherlock Holmes and Elizabeth Bennet Mystery) by Amelia Littlewood
True Love: A Pride and Prejudice Variation (The Naughty Caroline Chronicles Book 5) by Dana Kenzi
Undeniably Darcy’s: A Pride and Prejudice Sensual Intimate (Discovering the Darcys) by Victoria Goodrich
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What a great way to start 2018! There are 47 new Austenesque releases for the month of January!
There are so many to choose from! Which ones do you want to read?
I have read 0 (I’m not counting Mercy’s Embrace: The Lady Must Decide because I hear it has a new epilogue which makes me feel it might be some other differences!) 😉 But I do plan on reading Brave Jane Austen soon. And I definitely have some books I’m adding to my ever-growing wishlist, like The Sweetest Ruin!
If you have any recommendations, please do share them!
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Click here to see the past month’s Austenesque Novel Finds!
Wow wow wow! How fabulous. That is 2018 taken care of. Thank you Meredith for all your hard work.
Happy to do it, Michelle! Glad you enjoyed this list! 😉
How on earth I’m expected to work through my TBR list I know not! I’ve read two of these, Darcy’s Mistletoe Kiss was short and sweet and I loved The Sweetest Ruin.
I will check out some of the others although some are already on my wish list .
Thank you for keeping us updated Meredith.
I’m so glad to hear you loved The Sweetest Ruin, that one looks like it is a lot of fun! I’m still playing catch up with 2017 reads, may be another month or 2 before I can begin 2018! LOL!
I don´t have any recommendations as I haven´t read any of them but I´m curious about “Sherlock Holmes and Elizabeth Bennet” 😉
Thanks for the list, Meredith, it seems that 2018 keeps the tradition of growing more and more!
That series did look interesting, I think there are 4 books in all. I think Elizabeth would be good at solving mysteries!
Good lord, so many possibilities! I’m interested in Lisa Pliscou’s book (she spoke at a JASNA NorCal meeting a few years ago and I found her interesting) and Sherlock and Elizabeth ought to be entertaining, but I’m all agog over Emma Watson and Her Sisters! Anything related to The Watsons is related to me.
How awesome that you got to see and hear Lisa Pliscou – her new book looks adorable! I can’t wait to read it! If you do read Emma Watson and Her Sisters, please do let us know how you like it!
Like Abigail, the Emma Watson book sounds fascinating. I’ve heard of some of these books but not read any of them or even got as far as putting them on either my Wish List or TBR List, apart from The Sweetest Ruin. Can’t believe January’s nearly over, either and that so many books have already been published!
I hope you had a good month, Anji! It actually felt a little slower paced than normal, I quite enjoyed it! There are so many new books and new authors to discover each month, it amazes me!
Thank you so much for compiling this great list. I really like that you are helping JAFF readers a convenient location to keep track of all new releases. Thank you, thank you so much.
Thank you for such lovely words, Sandra! Truthfully, I love to make lists! I’m very happy to share the lists with others though as the main reason I created this blog was to help other readers of JAFF and Austenesque . 🙂 Happy reading!
*whistles appreciatively* Ho-ly Cow! LOL I see several that I want to read, but getting time… that’s trick. Add my name to Anji and Abigail for wanting the Watsons book, for sure. Maybe just a few can’t hurt. 😉
LOL! It’s great to see so many are interested in The Watsons! Have you all read Ann Mychal’s book – Emma and Elizabeth! I loved that one. 🙂 Hope you enjoy a great month!
Thanks for this list… some are already on my wish-list and I’ve added a new batch.
Wonderful! I’m happy to share this list with you!
Thanks for these lists. Always find something to add to my TBR pile. The Lizzy/Sherlock story caught my eye. The modern Emma is a must have too.
I agree! Both interest me too. I love modern-day Emma retellings!
Wow indeed! Can’t keep up but looking forward to reading some of them ‘The Countess Visits Longbourn’, Mercy’s Embrace, The Sweetest Ruin, and a couple of others. I did read and enjoyed ‘One Winter’s Eve. Thank you again for this list!!!
Great choices, Carole! And how appropriate that you read a winter story this past month! 😉 Happy reading!
Of the 47 books I read in January, only 4 was new releases. Trying to tackle my TBR pile…
Thank you for this fabulous list, my TBR list will probably get a couple of new additions .
That’s amazing, Elin! If only I could read that many books in one month, I’d be able to demolish my TBR pile…at least for a little while! LOL!
I can always count on you to be on top of things.
denise
LOL! Thanks, Denise! I’ll try not and let you down!
At least eleven, plus other P&P variations on Fanfic and a couple other sites. When I urge my favorite authors to keep writing, especially longer books, I’m serious. 🙂
Good for you, Betty! And please do continue your urging!!! 😉