Category: book excerpt
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EBBD Chapters IV and V
Well, I am about two thirds of the way through Elizabeth Bennet’s Bad Days. This will be the last post for this book, but only for a little while. First of all, I am making some changes after Chapter V that may involve shifting chapters. So I will stop here until I finish the entire…
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Love is Here and Now Gone… Gone With the Wind
Have you found yourself longing for a Pride and Prejudice and Gone with the Wind mash-up, now that the latter is in the public domain? Well, prepare yourself for what I have to say. My upcoming new release, Love is Here and Now Gone, is not that. Then what’s with the blog post title may…
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Confessions of an Unfaithful Author: The Shadow of Austen
I have a confession to make. I’m cheating. Yes, it’s true. I’ve written a non-JAFF novel, something that is not based on one of Jane Austen’s amazing works of fiction. Can you ever forgive me? I was asked to participate in a multi-author series of historical romances, and two original characters popped into my head…
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Parallel Tracks
Uncovering Similarities under Differences There are times when we get lost in the differences between Darcy and Elizabeth. One is filled with pride in his position, which informs his prejudices, while the other suffers from injured pride after a single insult uttered by another person. She sets her face against the author of her discomfort,…
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A Little More of EBBD
Here is a little bit more of ‘Elizabeth Bennet’s Bad Days. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it. Chapter III Remorse Most Keen Elizabeth sat quietly on her bed and facing the floor as big, fat tears rolled down her cheeks. Not a sound could be heard as she…
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Working on EBBD Again
About two years ago I started EBBD (Elizabeth Bennet’s Bad Days) but never got it finished. Health issues have interrupted it numerous times. However, the latest, bronchitis, gave me an opportunity to add some additional scenes, and I am planning to finish and publish by this summer. Chapter I A Fit of Temper Jane Bennet…




