Love in a Library-A Most Affectionate Mother
After all the attention on Elizabeth and Jane, it seemed like Mary deserved her own story and where better to set it than a library!
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After all the attention on Elizabeth and Jane, it seemed like Mary deserved her own story and where better to set it than a library!
Continue reading →After all the attention on Elizabeth and Jane, it seemed like Mary deserved her own story and where better to set it than a library! Such a great story. It warmed my heart to see a good story about Mary!~Amazon Review (Med) Mary goes to the library looking for escape, not love. With three daughters married in a single year, one would think that Mrs. Bennet’s matchmaking ploys would diminish. One would be wrong. Very … Continue reading →
The book brings back some memories. While it was not the first book I wrote, it was the first I published–and what a ride that was. Come back with down a trip through memory lane as Darcy inherits his father’s darkest secret! Maria Grace weaves a wonderful tale full of reflection, discovery, and new possibilities for Darcy. ~Amazon Review (Sachie) Darcy inherits his father’s darkest secret When Fitzwilliam Darcy inherits Pemberley, he holds an … Continue reading →
In which the author experiments with all things unconventional–except for the happily-ever-after. That’s a must! I don’t know when I’ve been so thoroughly entertained. ~Amazon Review (KindleLover) Widowed with two sons and master of Pemberley, Darcy has no interested in a new wife—until a scandal-plagued Bennet family arrives in Derbyshire and Elizabeth makes him question everything he thought he wanted. Admiral Thomas Bennet had expected his retirement from His Majesty’s Navy to bring peace and … Continue reading →
The first (and last!) time I participated in a November writing challenge, this was the result! Still one of my favorites! So well done that Jane Austen would love it ,too! ~Amazon Review (Zaena) Uninvited guests are the PERFECT Christmastide gift Elizabeth anxiously anticipates her new duties as mistress of Pemberley. Darcy is confident of her success at hosting their first Christmastide celebrations, but she cannot bring herself to share his optimism. When unexpected guests … Continue reading →