Hi readers, I sound like a broken record, but I am shocked the month is already over! 😲
So much hustle and bustle and it isn’t even December yet. 🙈
Shall we look at what books were released recently? 😍
Here’s a list of Austenesque Novel Finds for November 2020 for your perusing pleasure! 📚
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Austenesque Novel Finds – November 2020
A Fall at Longbourn: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Amelia Wood
A Pemberley Wonderland: A Darcy and Elizabeth Pride and Prejudice Variation by Harriet Knowles
A Sister’s Sacrifice by Lelia Eye
A Very Bennet Christmas by Meg Osborne
Bronwyn: A Fantasy Austen Retelling (Magical Regency Book 6) by Grace J. Croy
Coming Home to Hertfordshire by Sarah Joseph
Confessions of the Scandalous Mrs. Darcy: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Darcie Rochester
Darcy and Elizabeth Simon’s Christmas: A Mister Darcy Spinoff (Mister Darcy Series Comedic Mystery) by Barbara Silkstone
Darcy Sails After Her: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Laraba Kendig
Darcy Saves the Day: A Pride & Prejudice Variation by Marianne Lyons
Darcy’s Elusive Bride: Pride & Prejudice Variation by Grace Sellers and Allison Smith
Darcy’s Titanic Pride: A Pride and Prejudice reimagining by M. May
Deepest Desires, Deadliest Hate: When death comes to Pemberley by Enid Wilson
Dignity & Disgrace: A Pride & Prejudice Retelling by Joy Myron
Emma Wordoku: Forever Classic Press Jane Austen Puzzle Books by K. Carpenter
Fitzwilliam Darcy’s Wager: A Pride & Prejudice Variation (Dimensions of Darcy Book 4) by Jennifer Joy
Friendship & Folly: A Pride and Prejudice Variation (What if) by Elizabeth Squire
Marrying Mr. Darcy: A romantic comedy (Love Manor Romantic Comedy) by Kate O”Keeffe
Mr. Darcy’s Assembly: A Sweet & Spicy Pride and Prejudice Variation (A Bennet by Any Other Name Book 2) by Violet King
Mr. Darcy’s Pursuit of Elizabeth Bennet: A Steamy Pride and Prejudice Variation by Demi Monde
Mr. Darcy’s Secret Baby: A Pride and Prejudice Variation (Jane Austen Reimaginings Book 11) by Rose Fairbanks
My Mister Darcy: A Pride and Prejudice Variation (Leaving Longbourne Behind Book 1) by A.L. Ward
Never Doubt I Love: A Tale of Mary After “Pride and Prejudice” by Ashlynn Chantrea
NorthFanger: A Gothic Austen Mash-up by Jayne Bamber
Pemberley’s Heir: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Jeanna Ellsworth
Plots, Ploys, and the Art of Matchmaking: A Humorous Pride and Prejudice variation by Sarah Courtney
Port and Proposals (Mr Bennet’s Memoirs) by Mark Brownlow
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE: Darcy’s Perspective by Garnet Marriott
Pride & Prejudice Down Under by S. Jackson
Resolutions (Felicity in Marriage Part Four): Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice continues by C. J. Hill
Rosings Park: A Story of Jane Austen’s Fighting Men by Jack Caldwell
Scandalous Falsehoods (No Cause to Repine Book 2) by Jann Rowland
Sons of Pemberley: A Pride & Prejudice Reimagining by Elizabeth Adams
Spell and Prejudice: Witches, Werewolves and Vampires – Book 1 by Daneyal Arthur
The Hypocrite: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Shana Gradnerson
To Dance With Darcy: A Sweet “Pride & Prejudice” Variation by Abbey North
Unconventional Ladies: Book 2: Unconventional – A Regency novel inspired by P&P by Sydney Sallier
Villains From Scotland: A Pride & Prejudice Variation by Glenna Mason
Austenesque Boxsets
5 Steamy Pride and Prejudice Variations by Demi Monde
Christmas in Meryton: A Pride & Prejudice Variation Compilation by Zoe Burton
Christmas Time after Time: A Pride and Prejudice Variations Collection by P. O. Dixon
For the Love of Mr. Darcy: A Pride and Prejudice Intimate Variation Collection by Florence Prescott
Pride and Prejudice Variations 7 Books by Bella Breen
Austenesque Audiobooks
1932: Pride and Prejudice Revisited by Karen Cox
Fitzwilliam Darcy, Guardian: A Pride & Prejudice Variation: Dimensions of Darcy, Book 3 by Jennifer Joy
His Choice of a Wife: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Heather Moll
Pathways to Romance: 3 Book Series by Cinnamon Worth
Schemes of Felicity: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Suzan Lauder
Strong Objections to the Lady: A Pride & Prejudice Variation by Jayne Bamber
The Longbourn Quarantine: A Pride & Prejudice Variation by Don Jacobson
The Unexpected Past of Miss Jane Austen by Ada Bright and Cass Grafton
Austenesque Works Under 100 Pages
A Clandestine Engagement: A Pride and Prejudice Sensual Intimate by Virginia Cypress
Anne and Wentworth: A Persuasion Prequel and Variation Novelette by Samantha Lord
Christmas Masquerade: A Pride & Prejudice Intimate Variation (Taken In Hand By Mr. Darcy Serial Book 4) by Vivienne Norville
Darcy: The Phantom of the Opera by MaryAnn Sires
Elizabeth and the Nutcracker by MaryAnn Sires
Fathers Know Best: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Iris Lim
Fighting for Love: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by David Russel
From Tolerable to Lovely: A Teatime Tales Novelette by Leenie Brown
Is Esteem Enough? : A Pride and Prejudice Variation Novella by Renata McMann
Magnificent Mr. Darcy (Marrying Mr. Darcy Book 4) by Clara Winfield
Marriage in Mind: A Pride & Prejudice Variation by Catherine Greene
Of A Sunday Evening by Amy D’Orazio
Queen of Winter: A Pride and Prejudice Novella (Sweet Sentiments Book 2) by Alix James
Snow Falls on Longbourn: A Holiday Pride and Prejudice Variation by Lucy Cadeau
The Very Deepest Love: A Pride and Prejudice Sensual Intimate (Mr. Darcy’s Discipline Book 1) by Virginia Cypress
Unexpected Gifts: A Pride and Prejudice Sequel (Darcy Family Christmas Book 4) by Maria Grace
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There are 6️⃣8️⃣ new Austenesque releases for the month of November!
Quite a terrific variety this month!!!
🍁 I haven’t read any of these new releases (not counting the audiobook releases)
🍁 I am excited to have Plots, Ploys, and the Art of Matchmaking: A Humorous Pride and Prejudice variation by Sarah Courtney, Port and Proposals (Mr Bennet’s Memoirs) by Mark Brownlow, and NorthFanger: A Gothic Austen Mash-up by Jayne Bamber in my TBR pile! 😍
🍁 I wishI could read so many more! But I am not sure where to start!
Thanks for all your lovely lists and the hard work you put into compiling them. (I am getting 2 notices about your blogs. Is there any way of eliminating the one?)
Lol! It has been a week for lists, hasn’t it?!
Sorry to hear that, are they coming at the same time? I have multiple ways to subscribe…maybe you have subscribed twice and can unsubscribe with one of them?
so many books, so little time…
denise
This is so true! ⤴️
Thank you so much Meredith, another great list!
So far I’ve read Fitzwilliam Darcy’s Wager, Mr Darcy’s Secret Baby, Of A Sunday Evening and Queen of Winter. I’ve just started Sons of Pemberley and I have Unexpected Gifts lined up for next.
Some others are on my wish list and I will check out the rest.
(I don’t have audiobooks so don’t count those!)
So many great books, and so many I want to reread!
Way to go, Glynis!! Those all look like such terrific reads! I hope you enjoy all your reads and rereads this month, my friend!
My wish list is growing and my book pile and Kindle are taller than me! I am hoping after the holidays, I will have more time to read! There are many on this list that I want to read, Northfanger Abbey for one, Sons of Pemberley, Rosings (which I have already), Resolutions, Mr. Darcy’s Wager, and several others! Thank you for another great list and I completely agree, where did November go!! I have Christmas cards and letter to write, tree to put up and all the decorating, along with the wrapping of presents, cooking of food to freeze, baking, and a few more gifts to buy!!! I think December will fly by just as quickly! Have a Merry!
LOL! Carole! I feel the same way! And I am hoping for the same thing! It is such a busy time of year!
Those are all excellent choices! I am looking forward to many of them as well! I hope you get in a little bit of reading with all your holiday preparations!!
Thank you Meredith for this great list. So many! My list just keeps growing !
It is a great list, isn’t it? Authors are truly outdoing themselves! What a great time to be a JAFF/Austenesque reader!
The story in “Darcy Saves the Day” by Marianne Lyons was available a year ago as “Darcy’s Second Chance” by Catherine Jennings. I read the original story on a forum (probably ff.net) but unfortunately, I can’t remember who it’s by, and I can’t find it in my files anywhere.
Ah, so you mean that it was re-released with a different author’s name? I’m not always good at catching those sorts of things unless i see it in the reviews or book description.
Read the delightful Never Doubt I Love
When I saw that book, Vesper, I thought of you! So glad you found it delightful!
I was thinking this list was on its way really soon, way last week, and then I missed it and got behind. I counted six ‘must-reads’ from the list above…that’s not counting the short reads or audios, of which I already own some or/and I know I will enjoy some of those too. I am so overwhelmed with the books that have been recently on sale, and the number of great releases that have appeared in the past several months. That number-6-didn’t include the ones I also want to read some day. ‘Some day,’ boy I hate saying that but it’s reality. Sniff
Anyway Meredith, thank you from the bottom of my heart for bringing us these lists each month. What a gift you are. <3
We are all about lists at the moment here!
Yes! It has been a great time to find books on sale and stock your virtual shelves! Glad to hear you see so many books you are interested in on this month’s list! I feel the same way!
Lovely comments like yours make me so happy to do it!
Hi Meredith!
I find your suggestions of Sarah Courtney and Mark Brownlow’s novels very interesting 😉
As for “Northfanger”, I’m really curious about it but stories involving vampires scare me a little, LOL so I’ll expect for your opinion before daring to put my hands on it!
Someone in the blog told that “Never doubt I love” was a good recommendation, so I’ll keep it in mind.
And, finally, I love the cover of “Bronwyn”, I don’t know if it’s worth reading but it looks so magic!
Thanks for compiling this list! 🙂
Yes! I’ve read stories by those authors before and am excited to read their new releases – they all add some unique twists to these characters!
We will have to keep our eyes on those magic series book – they do look lovely and I like that there is one for each Jane Austen novel!