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Originally Posted by Joykins
It's been done,. Aiken's were the first I read in this genre, and I liked them. They were also done well before the Colin Firth fans drove the new surge in popularity.
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There are a couple of Jane/Frank books around--I was really just using that as an example. I didn't hate Aiken's, but didn't love it either.
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Originally Posted by Catlady
There's a Northanger Abbey sequel entitled There Must Be Murder, available for free at B&N, or here in additional formats. I haven't read it, but it looks interesting. |
I'm familiar with it.
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What about the Jane Austen mystery series by Stephanie Barron? Anyone have any comments on those?
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I like them a lot, but they require a great deal of suspension of disbelief if you know much about Austen's life. But in a good way.
P.S. If you're interested in a semi-paranormal NA sequel, try
Nachtsturm Castle by Emily C.A. Snyder--disclaimer, I know her in an online way and suggested that she try to get the book published. But I suggested it because it's really well-written and intelligent, lots of fun and romantic, but with a bit of creepiness to it as well.