Austenesque Lovers TBR Challenge 2019 discussion
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Anna's attempt to read more in 2019
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Good luck with the writing, Anna! That seems more important than reaching some numerical goal in your reading.
Thanks! It certainly is. I do miss reading as many books as I used to, though.
Miss Charlotte Heywood Level (Books 1-5)1. A Holiday to Remember by Jennifer Redlarcyzk
2. A Very Austen Valentine by Robin Helm, Laura Hile, Wendi Sotis, Barbara Cornthwaite, Susan Kaye, Mandy H. Cook
3. Mr. Darcy's Compassion by Rose Fairbanks (edited so won't review)
4. The Most Interesting Man in the World by J.L. Ashton and Justine Rivard
5. Inspiration by Maria Grace
Well done, Anna! Moving on up to Marianne's library. {Hope you enjoy romantic poetry.}
Miss Marianne Dashwood Level (Books 6-10)6. Dear Jane by Allie Cresswell
8. Mr. Darcy's Bluestocking Bride by Rose Fairbanks (edited the upcoming reissue so won't be reviewing)
9. The Mist of Her Memory by Suzan Lauder
10. Darcy in Hollywood by Victoria Kincaid (edited so won't be reviewing)
Abigail wrote: "Well done, Anna! Moving on up to Marianne's library. {Hope you enjoy romantic poetry.}"Thanks, Abigail! I've completed that level, too. I'm just really behind in updating the challenge. (Hanging my head in shame)
Miss Anne Elliot Level (11-20)11. Nefarious by Nicole Clarkston
12. Courtship at Rosings by Rose Fairbanks (edited so won't be reviewing)
13. The Journey Home to Pemberley by Joana Starnes
14. When Charlotte Became Romantic by Victoria Kincaid (edited so won't be reviewing)
15. Fine Eyes & Pert Opinions by Maria Grace
16. A Reason to Hope by Christie Capps (edited so won't be reviewing)
17. Rational Creatures edited by Christina Boyd
18. A Nightmare on Grosvenor Street by Karen M. Cox
19. Northanger Angst: A Northanger Abbey Diversion by Riana Everly
20. The Lost Books of Jane Austen by Janine Barchas
I was so busy last year that I barely found time to read but made a decent showing. This year I hope to put a dent in my ever-growing mountain of JAFF books, though it won't be easy since I'm also determined to finish writing my first novel (a modern JAFF) this year. We'll see how it goes. ;)