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Announcing The Darcy Monologues!

2/9/2017

 
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I am absolutely thrilled to announce that I have been invited to be part of a wonderful new anthology, the brainchild of editor extraordinaire Christina Boyd of The Quill Ink. The Darcy Monologues is a collection of short stories written exclusively in Darcy's point of view by 16 Austenesque authors, many of whom you know and love: Sara Angelini, J. Marie Croft, Karen M. Cox, Jan Hahn, Jenetta James, Lory Lilian, Judy-Lynne, Beau North, Karalynne Mackrory, Ruth Phillips Oakland, Natalie Richards, Sophia Rose, Joana Starnes, Melanie Stanford, Caitlin Williams, and yours truly! If your interest is peaked, I've provided a link to an interview with Christina and Just Jane's C.A. Pepe on Austenesque Reviews below.

austenesquereviews.com/2017/01/christina-boyd-announces-darcy-monologues-project.html

​Visit Claudine's lovely Just Jane website here:
​justjane1813.com/2015/09/02/welcome-to-just-jane/

Both my Books are on Sale!

11/30/2013

 
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To kick off the holiday shopping season Sourcebooks and White Soup Press are offering Kindle Versions of both my full-length novel and my novella, as well as titles from other Austen Authors, for only $1.99! It's a great way to line your virtual bookshelves with titles from Abigail Reynolds, Sharon Lathan, Mary Lydon Simonsen, Jane Odiwe, Monica Fairview, Jack Caldwell, Maria Grace, and many, many others!

June 19th, 2013

6/19/2013

 
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I'm pleased to announce that Darkness Falls Upon Pemberley, a supernatural Pride and Prejudice novella I wrote last fall, will be available in August from White Soup Press. Please stay tuned for more information!

Austen Authors Pride & Prejudice Readers Choice!

4/24/2013

 
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Since the P&P 200 was such a success, the Austen Authors group has decided to begin another ambitious literary undertaking: The Pride & Prejudice Readers Choice!

In case you haven't already guessed, The Bennet Brother (an original story by the Austen Authors) follows the same spirit of the P&P 200, where many of your favorite Austenesque writers take turns writing the story.

But this project isn't a collective of scenes from Jane Austen's most beloved story, but an entire, original novel written by the members of Austen Authors; and the best part is that YOU, the reader, get to decide what happens next!

Here's how it works: Simply visit Austen Authors every Wednesday, when the latest and greatest installment of the AuAu Readers Choice will be posted, read the chapter, and then vote on one of several plot devices. The next chapter of The Bennet Brother
(which will appear the following Wednesday) will feature the most popular vote. It's that easy, and so much fun! And don't forget, authors love feedback, so don't be shy about leaving comments!

I very much hope to see you there!

Darkness Falls Upon Pemberley

10/19/2012

 
Halloween is on the horizon, and during the month of October I'm celebrating our spookiest holiday by posting a very short supernatural novella at Austen Authors. So far there are eight parts including the prologue, and it's been so much fun to write; not to mention, I love going back to my roots by posting a story online in serial form, especially among so many wonderful friends, both readers and authors alike.

I hope you'll stop by Austen Authors and have a peek. There are other authors at AuAu, too, (twenty-two in all) who make it worth a visit, including Abigail Reynolds, Sharon Lathan, Mary Lydon-Simonsen, Regina Jeffers, Susan Mason-Milks, and our newest AuAu member, Syrie James. (You can also find Darkness Falls Upon Pemberley here on my website, under the "more" heading.)

I hope you'll enjoy it - Happy Halloween everyone!

The Truth About How I Met Mr. Darcy

5/5/2012

 
Today I'm the guest blogger at author Barbara Tiller Cole's Darcyholic Diversions, and it's a load of fun. I hope you'll stop by and join in. There's an excerpt from my upcoming novel (Still a work-in-progress), In Doubt of Mr. Darcy, and if you haven't already read my book, The Truth About Mr. Darcy, there's a giveaway going on that you won't want to miss! Good luck, everyone! I hope to see you there!

http://darcyholic.blogspot.com/2012/05/welcome-susan-adriani-to-darcyholic.html

Get The Truth About Mr. Darcy at a Bargain Price!

3/21/2012

 
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Amazon is currently offering my book for only $6.00 (US). Now, that's a deal you don't want to miss!

Here's the link:
The Truth About Mr. Darcy on Amazon

The Truth About Mr. Darcy was voted one of the top 10 Austen-inspired retellings of 2011!

1/5/2012

 
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Laurel Ann Natress of Austenprose recently named The Truth About Mr. Darcy among those on her list of Top 20 Austen-inspired books of 2011! Thank you, Laurel Ann, for such a wonderful honor!

I love reading happy reviews!

10/27/2011

 
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Natasha Zwick of Fans Of Jane, a wonderful blog that reviews works by authors whose writing is inspired by Jane Austen's novels, has written a lovely review of The Truth About Mr. Darcy. Many, many thanks, Natasha! I'm so glad you enjoyed it.

You can read it here:

Fans Of Jane - Review, The Truth About Mr. Darcy

Free Books All Month Long!

10/11/2011

 
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In celebration of the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, Sourcebooks' British Babes Book Brigade is giving away books! All you have to do is visit the link below to enter. There are some fantastic titles, including mine, which was up for grabs yesterday. Congratulations to Crystal Broyles, the lucky winner!

If Crystal can win, you can, too! So, what are you waiting for? Get to it!

Here's the link: http: British Babes Book Brigade
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    A conversation
    of a questionable nature between an Author &
    a Gentleman
    or
    A much better
    use of this silly
    side column . . .


    FD: So, you write novels, then, Ms. Adriani?
    SA: I do.
    FD: And these novels are about me?
    SA: They are, but there are other characters featured in them as well. I can't only write a book about you, Mr. Darcy.
    FD: Ms. Aiden has. Three, as a matter of fact.
    SA: Yes. But I'm afraid I'm not Ms. Aiden.
    FD: (narrows eyes) No. I suppose you're not. (scrutinizes author) You also appear to be much shorter. Tell me, is Miss Bennet in your book?
    SA: She is.
    FD: Dearest, loveliest Elizabeth! (grins) Am I handsome in these books you write? Does Miss Bennet find me handsome?
    SA: You're always handsome, Mr. Darcy, and yes, Miss Bennet happens to find you extremely good looking, but I wouldn't let that go to your head. You have quite a talent for ruining your chances with her very early on in the story.
    FD: (frowns) What? Whatever do you mean?
    SA: I mean you have a dreadful habit of insulting her, repeatedly. Your first proposal alone in Miss Austen's Pride & Prejudice is a perfect example.
    FD: (shifts awkwardly) Oh. Yes, that was dreadful.
    SA: Very.
    FD: (rubs back of neck) Miss Bennet's mother is dreadful, you know.
    SA: Sometimes, but she means well; the entail and all...
    FD: And her youngest sisters. They're dreadful as well.
    SA: True, but they are, after all, very young, not to mention quite impressionable and neglected.
    FD: Mm. I suppose. (clears throat) So, does Miss Bennet ever agree to marry me in any of your stories?
    SA: She does, actually. You are handsome, after all.
    FD: (exhales in relief, smirks) You said extremely handsome before, but I suppose I can overlook it this once.
    SA: How generous of you.
    FD: (waves hand dismissively) It's nothing, madam, but please, do carry on writing your books. I greatly admire a lady who improves her mind by extensive reading - er, writing.
    SA: So I've heard.
    FD: (twists signet ring, clears throat) Why aren't you writing anything? Is your pen in need of mending? Here, allow me to help. I happen to be excellent at mending pens.
    SA: Are you?
    FD: Yes.
    SA: How interesting.
    FD: (scans desk for pen, scratches chin) Is there any chance, do you think, that Miss Bennet might want to mend my pen in the near future?
    SA: Would you like her to mend your pen?
    FD: (swallows) Very much.
    SA: I'll see what I can do.
    FD: I'm most obliged.

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