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P urchase your own copy of the card game: https://lnk.to/JaneAustenDowriesAndDalliances Hours of fun for Jane Austen fans of all ages: This literary card game features simple and satisfying gameplay with a beautifully illustrated deck full of favorite characters from all of the novels. Hold on to heroines like Emma Woodhouse and Anne Elliot to win the highest dowry as you gossip with Mrs. Bennet to gain insight into another player's hand, send an opponent's card eloping with John Yates to remove it from play, or use Mr. Darcy’s refusal to dance to skip the next player's turn. Whether you steal, snub, trade, or quadrille your way to the end of the round, try not to be left with the Old Maid! LITERARY TWIST ON CLASSIC CARD GAME: Marriage is the name of the game in this Jane Austen-inspired game of trading, stealing, and claiming cards. Never be satisfied with less: Claim the highest dowry to win! JANE AUSTEN FOREVER: Celebrate Jane Austen's 250th anniversary with this uni...
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How to Play Jane Austen's Dowries and Dalliances Card Game

  P urchase your own copy of the card game: https://lnk.to/JaneAustenDowriesAndDalliances Hours of fun for Jane Austen fans of all ages: This literary card game features simple and satisfying gameplay with a beautifully illustrated deck full of favorite characters from all of the novels. Hold on to heroines like Emma Woodhouse and Anne Elliot to win the highest dowry as you gossip with Mrs. Bennet to gain insight into another player's hand, send an opponent's card eloping with John Yates to remove it from play, or use Mr. Darcy’s refusal to dance to skip the next player's turn. Whether you steal, snub, trade, or quadrille your way to the end of the round, try not to be left with the Old Maid! LITERARY TWIST ON CLASSIC CARD GAME: Marriage is the name of the game in this Jane Austen-inspired game of trading, stealing, and claiming cards. Never be satisfied with less: Claim the highest dowry to win! JANE AUSTEN FOREVER: Celebrate Jane Austen's 250th anniversary with this u...
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Book Tour: A Poetic Pox

July 21 – Jody's Bookish Haven – SPOTLIGHT July 21 – fundinmental – SPOTLIGHT July 22 – Salty Inspirations – CHARACTER GUEST POST July 23 – Books, Ramblings, and Tea – SPOTLIGHT July 24 – Christy's Cozy Corners – CHARACTER INTERVIEW July 25 – Sarandipity's – AUTHOR INTERVIEW July 26 – Boys' Mom Reads! – SPOTLIGHT July 26 – FUONLYKNEW – SPOTLIGHT July 27 – Maureen's Musings – SPOTLIGHT July 28 – Review Thick And Thin – REVIEW July 29 – Cozy Up With Kathy – AUTHOR GUEST POST July 30 – Ruff Drafts – SPOTLIGHT July 31 - Sarah Can't Stop Reading Books – REVIEW July 31 - Escape With Dollycas Into A Good Book – REVIEW, AUTHOR GUEST POST August 1 - Sapphyria's Book Reviews – SPOTLIGHT 
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A Hopeful Proposal Paper Doll

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THE THIRD WIFE OF FARADAY HOUSE by BR Meyers

  THE THIRD WIFE OF FARADAY HOUSE by B. R. Myers is the perfect fall read!  Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Set in Canada in the early 1800s on a remote island, Emeline arrives to discover that the second wife isn’t dead yet. Fleeing from scandal and hoping to be rescued by the man she loves, Emeline is haunted by ghosts, blood dripping from the ceiling, and her mysterious finance, Captain Graves. Something is seriously amiss at Faraday House and if she doesn’t discover it soon, she might be the next young wife to die. Perfect for Gothic fans of WUTHERING HEIGHTS and JANE EYRE, with a touch of “Crimson Peak.” Loaded with mysteries, awash in atmosphere, and the perfect amount of romance. Readers will love watching Emeline come into her own. 
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A SEASON OF MURDER by Mary Winters

  MURDER IN SEASON by Mary Winters. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amelia Amesbury continues to enchant! And solve murder mysteries, of course. Since this is the third book in the A LADY OF LETTERS MYSTERY, I’m just going to list what I loved: The Agony Aunt letters at the beginning of every chapter have so much wit and wisdom. Multiple mysteries at the same time: jewel thefts and murder, oh my!  Amelia’s (Lady Amesbury) love and close relationships with her niece and aunt-in-law. The London season and coming-out balls.  Amelia’s sister, Madge, is a feisty new character that was easy to love. Amelia is such an enjoyable heroine who isn’t afraid to investigate and go under cover. Or fall in love.  I guessed wrong on the whodunnit of one of the mysteries…which will remain a mystery.  A slow burn romance with two kisses that were worth the wait!  Simon. Everything about him! Or should I say Lord Bainbridge?  The Epilogue. You’ll know why when you read it! 
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Lady Flyer by Heather B. Moore

  LADY FLYER by @authorhbmoore  Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ History can be more fascinating than fiction and Heather B. Moore masterfully combines the two in LADY FLYER. Miss Nancy Harkness was a real person and a pioneer of women’s aviation. She received her pilot’s license as a teen and during WWII advocated and led programs (WAFS and WASPS) that allowed female pilots to ferry airplanes for the army. As well as training more women to be pilots. She faced a lot of sexism (women weren’t allowed to fly during their menstrual cycles), but continued to lead by example. I loved all of the historical details, but my favorite parts were the romance between Nancy and Bob Love. A must read for historical fiction fans.  Other recommended books about female pilots during WWII: FLYGIRL by Sherri L. Smith and AMONG THE RED STARS by Gwen C. Katz.
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