A Review for Willoughby’s Return from the Jane Austen Centre

Here’s a review for Willoughby’s Return from the Jane Austen Centre online magazine! Set four years after the close of Sense and Sensibility, Willoughby’s Return starts off apace with a surprise visitor (no, not that one…) plans for a ball and mounting tension in the Brandon household. Marianne Brandon wonders if she has lost that [...]

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Willoughby’s Return – a Review from Booklist, and a Competition to win a Painting!

It’s officially publication day of Willoughby’s Return! Thank you to everyone who have sent me wishes of congratulation, I feel very honoured! Thanks also to Dominique Raccah, Deb Werksman, Danielle Jackson, and everyone at Sourcebooks for making another dream realised. It’s always an anxious time waiting for the reviews to come in – this review [...]

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Willoughby’s Return – Reviews!

Thank you to Barbara, Bella, and Mandi, who have taken the time to read and review Willoughby’s Return on their blogs. I’m looking forward to their interviews! Everything Victorian and More…In this new sequel to Sense and Sensibility, Ms. Odiwe has captured Jane Austen’s style with ease and eloquence, making this book a rare reading [...]

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Willoughby’s Return – Reviews!

Thank you to Barbara, Bella, and Mandi, who have taken the time to read and review Willoughby’s Return on their blogs. I’m looking forward to their interviews! Everything Victorian and More…In this new sequel to Sense and Sensibility, Ms. Odiwe has captured Jane Austen’s style with ease and eloquence, making this book a rare reading [...]

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Review for Willoughby’s Return on Everything Victorian and More…

There’s a review up on Everything Victorian and More… for Willoughby’s Return. I shall be interviewed by Barbara on November 3rd, so I hope to see you there!

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Review for Willoughby’s Return on Everything Victorian and more

There’s a review up on Everything Victorian and More… for Willoughby’s Return. I shall be interviewed by Barbara on November 3rd, so I hope to see you there!

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A Review for Lydia Bennet’s Story from Wondrous Reads and a Competition

From Jenny at Wondrous Reads: I’ve never read Pride & Prejudice, as each time I try to read it, I just can’t get into the language and style of writing. For these reasons, I wasn’t sure I’d like Lydia Bennet’s Story. How very wrong I was! I enjoyed this book so much I’m now thinking [...]

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A Review for Lydia Bennet’s Story from Wondrous Reads and a new Competition

From Jenny at Wondrous Reads: I’ve never read Pride & Prejudice, as each time I try to read it, I just can’t get into the language and style of writing. For these reasons, I wasn’t sure I’d like Lydia Bennet’s Story. How very wrong I was! I enjoyed this book so much I’m now thinking [...]

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Book Review from the Jane Austen Society of North America – Kelly M. McDonald Lydia Bennet’s Story was reviewed alongside Carrie Bebris’ novel, The Matters at Mansfield so I’ve extracted the relevant parts of the review which concern my book. A good opening line can instantly vitalize a novel…Jane Odiwe sets her scene exceedingly well: [...]

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A Review for Lydia Bennet’s Story from JASNA

Book Review from the Jane Austen Society of North America – Kelly M. McDonald Lydia Bennet’s Story was reviewed alongside Carrie Bebris’ novel, The Matters at Mansfield so I’ve extracted the relevant parts of the review which concern my book. A good opening line can instantly vitalize a novel…Jane Odiwe sets her scene exceedingly well: [...]

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