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) It’s a swashbuckling romance that will leave you weak in the knees.

If you’ve read any of Orczy’s works or have seen the movies, you know what I’m talking about!

) It continues the spectacular romance between Sir Percy Blakeney (the retired Scarlet Pimpernel) and Lady Marguerite (Margot) Blakeney.

Even HRH, the Prince of Wales makes an appearance! How about that! As it’s a companion novel to THE THREE COLONELS, there’s plenty of Austen’s characters in it, too, like the Darcys, Colonel Brandon, and my OC-Sir John Buford.

) It’s a one-of-a-kind mash-up of Jane Austen and the Baroness Orczy’s Scarlet Pimpernel novels.

The Scarlet Pimpernel-crippled by age-must come out of retirement, accept the help of a man he mistrusts, and walk headlong into a trap to save the girl they both love. And an evil out of the Pimpernel’s past threatens the life of Miss Blakeney.

But her daddy- Sir Percy Blakeney, Bart.-isn’t going make it easy. Captain Frederick Tilney learns he must reform his rakish ways to earn the hand of the lovely Violet Blakeney. THE LAST ADVENTURE OF THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL: Book 2 of Jane Austen’s Fighting Men, by Jack Caldwell PS – Don’t be put off by the fact that it is “book two” of my Crossroads Collection.

Fresh and fun, this story is a perfect choice for readers who have enjoyed other time-slip/body-swap stories…”įind Leap of Hope here.

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) The word is that this book is wonderful! Austenesque Reviews (as well as every single reviewer on Amazon so far) gave it a full 5 stars: “Shannon Winslow came up with an inventive and diverting premise and her execution was masterly… Well-written, original, and beautifully composed, Leap of Hope is an entertaining and delightful adventure.Is it possible to have too much of a good thing? This heroine receives more quality offers of marriage than Lizzy and Jane Bennet combined. Darcy? Now’s your chance to walk in Lizzy’s shoes. ) It’s a bargain (40% off regular Kindle price), risk free, fantasy-fulfillment package! Who wouldn’t want to pop through that picture on the cover, back into Regency England as a member of a Bennet-like family with a chance to meet Mr.) It’s totally JAFF and therefore right up your alley.LEAP of HOPE: Chance at an Austen Kind of Life, by Shannon Winslow I hope you’ll take at least one of these beauties out for a spin on the dance floor! So here are the BEST BOOKS YOU HAVE PROBABLY NEVER READ and the TOP 5 REASONS YOU SHOULD. I’m hoping that together we can help a few former underdogs win, that we can turn some previously overlooked wallflowers into homecoming queens! You discover some great books you may have overlooked, and we authors get a chance to let our less-popular “children” shine. Elton flowers of true beauty must not be allowed to go to waste! We must indeed endeavour to bring them out of obscurity so that they may be seen and properly appreciated!

I dare say you have heard those charming lines of the poet, ‘Full many a flower if born to blush unseen, and waste its fragrance on the desert air.’ We must not allow them to be verified in sweet Jane Fairfax. Such talent as hers must not be suffered to remain unknown. …we must exert ourselves and endeavour to do something for her. They are Jane Fairfax languishing in the shadow of the Emmas of this world, and, as Mrs. Today the Austen Variations authors are featuring five fabulous novels that have yet to find the following they deserve. The prior need no assistance, but the latter could really use a cheerleader or two in their corner. There are the popular best-sellers, and then there are some wonderful volumes still waiting to be discovered. I long to see the so-called ugly duckling turn out a swan that surpasses them all at the last! Are you one who roots for the less-popular-but-totally-worthy girl to get the guy in the end? It makes such a satisfying story when someone succeeds against all odds, when people finally acknowledge the merits of one who was wrongly overlooked before.