Jane Austen’s Regency World Magazine – Review for Willoughby’s Return

Isn’t this cover beautiful? It’s a still from the fabulous film Brightstar about the romance between Keats and Fanny Brawne which is featured in the magazine. The Jane Austen’s Regency World magazine has always been a favourite read of mine, but I was absolutely thrilled to bits to find Joceline Bury’s review of Willoughby’s Return [...]

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Two Reviews for Willoughby’s Return

I want to thank Alexa Adams and Meredith Esparza for so kindly taking the time to read and review Willoughby’s Return, which they did a while ago. I haven’t put these reviews on the blog in full before so apologies, ladies, for not thanking you publicly for your interest. It goes without saying that I [...]

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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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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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Snow, Christmas Trees and a Review for Willoughby’s Return

Well, it’s feeling very festive here in England with all the snow we’ve been having! As I look out of my window I can see the world dusted with icing sugar – the sky is a beautiful iridescent pearl, which reminds me of the sort of day it was in Willoughby’s Return when Marianne and [...]

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Snow, Christmas Trees and a Review for Willoughby’s Return

Well, it’s feeling very festive here in England with all the snow we’ve been having! As I look out of my window I can see the world dusted with icing sugar – the sky is a beautiful iridescent pearl, which reminds me of the sort of day it was in Willoughby’s Return when Marianne and [...]

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Review of Willoughby’s Return from Austenesque

Thank you to Meredith Esparza of Austenesque Reviews for her review of Willoughby’s Return! Rating: 5 out of 5 stars ***** “Sense and Sensibility” is such a lovely, honest, and entertaining novel; it such a shame that not many authors have attempted to compose a sequel for it. I have greatly enjoyed “Colonel Brandon’s Diary” [...]

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A Review for Willoughby’s Return from Austenprose

Here’s a review from Laurel Ann at Austenprose. I’d like to thank her very much for taking the time to read and review my book! While the Jane Austen sequel industry abounds with numerous books inspired by Pride and Prejudice, regretfully there are very few sequels to Austen’s first published novel Sense and Sensibility. Why? [...]

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A Review for Willoughby’s Return from Austenprose

Here’s a review from Laurel Ann at Austenprose. I’d like to thank her very much for taking the time to read and review my book! While the Jane Austen sequel industry abounds with numerous books inspired by Pride and Prejudice, regretfully there are very few sequels to Austen’s first published novel Sense and Sensibility. Why? [...]

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A Review for Willoughby’s Return from Book Eater

Here’s a review from Odessa at Book Eater. Sequels, prequels, paraliterature; we see it everywhere, especially in regard to Austen. I am often skeptical, but when I saw Jane Odiwe (author of Lydia Bennet’s Story) had a new sequel to Sense and Sensibility I thought I’d give it a read. I’m glad I did. Unlike [...]

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