Riana Everly

Award-winning Canadian author Riana Everly was first published at the tender age of six, when a three-line poem she wrote was printed in the main newspaper in Johannesburg, South Africa. Since that is where she lived at the time, it is not all that surprising.

Since then, she moved to Canada, discovered that longer works have merit as well, and learned a few things. A trained historian and classical musician, she now often amuses herself by playing string quartets with friends and criticising poor historical choices on television shows.

Riana’s love for Jane Austen should have begun when her father handed her a copy of Emma at age 11, but she didn’t understand most of it at the time, and had to wait until the last year of high school instead, when she read Pride and Prejudice. And the rest, so they say, is history.

Riana has now published fourteen novels (Regency, contemporary, romance, and mystery) and several novellas and short stories, with more books in the pipeline.

She loves connecting with readers, so feel to reach out by email (riana.everly@gmail.com) or on social media (@RianaEverly usually gets you there).

Jane Austen-Inspired Novels 

Teaching Eliza

The Assistant

Through a Different Lens

The Bennet Affair 

Much Ado in Meryton 

Pride and Pursuit

Preludes: A Modern Persuasion Improvisation

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Miss Mary Investigates (Austen-Inspired Mysteries)

Death of a Clergyman: A Pride and Prejudice Mystery

Death in Highbury: An Emma Mystery

Death of a Dandy: A Mansfield Park Mystery

Death in Sensible Circumstances: A Sense and Sensibility Mystery

Death in Still Water: A Persuasion Mystery (coming soon)

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Austen Echoes (Contemporary Musical Retellings )

All the Wrong Notes (Pride and Prejudice)

The Matchmaker’s Melody (Emma)

The Second Ending (Persuasion)

 

You can visit Riana’s author page at Amazon to see all her books.

https://www.amazon.com/Riana-Everly/e/B076C6HY27

Follow Riana at . . . 

Rianaeverly.com (blog), Facebook, Instagram (@RianaEverly).

She loves meeting readers!