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A Quest for Mr Darcy – Chapter Four
The blurb for this story can be found here. Chapter Four Shepherding Bingley into action took far longer than Darcy had foreseen, and they had barely reached Hertfordshire before dusk fell. They passed what remained of the evening in a small sitting room, having been served a hastily prepared dish of soup by one of…
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A Quest for Mr Darcy – Chapter Three
The blurb for this story can be found here. Chapter Three Once he had broken his fast the following morning, Darcy repaired to his study where he found it difficult to settle, eyeing the small pile of still unopened post on his blotter unenthusiastically. Arriving as it had before word of his departure reached some ears,…
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A Quest for Mr Darcy – Chapter Two
The blurb for this story can be found here. Chapter Two Waking early on his first morning back in London, Darcy found himself quite disorientated. Having been travelling for so long, it felt strange to be in his own chamber, his own bed, the first rays of sunshine slipping softly through the gap in the…
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A Quest for Mr Darcy – Prelude and Chapter One
Welcome to anyone joining me as I share my new JAFF story, A Quest for Mr Darcy! The blurb for this can be found on the story page here. There are two other things I thought worth mentioning in the hope readers won’t think too badly of me from the start! 1. I had dropped the…
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A Quest for Mr Darcy starts tomorrow!
As of tomorrow, I’m starting to post the chapters of my work-in-progress, Pride & Prejudice-inspired story, A Quest for Mr Darcy, here on my blog! You can read the blurb below, as well as what inspired the story. Chapters will generally be posted twice weekly, and I hope you will enjoy coming along on this journey with…
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It’s Jane Austen Festival Time in Bath!
I love Bath at any time of the year (and I’ve been there in every season!), but there’s something incredibly special for me about September in the city. I’m not sure if it’s the autumnal light and the way it bathes the natural stone with such warmth, whether it’s the gold and russet leaves starting…
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A Particularly Charming Time – Part II: Winchester, Bath and Lacock
So… what day is it? This was a frequent question during the three days Ada Bright and I spent together on our trip last month to celebrate the launch of The Particular Charm of Miss Jane Austen. For me and my husband, this was more about being on holiday and easily losing track of the day of the week…
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A Particularly Charming Time – Part I: Chawton & Alton
Well, what a whistle-stop week we enjoyed recently, celebrating the launch of our new novel, The Particular Charm of Miss Jane Austen! So much happened in so little time, but I’m finally taking time to look back on a wonderful few days spent with some very special people! It all began early on the Tuesday morning,…
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Now Available! The Particular Charm of Miss Jane Austen
It’s finally here! So delighted with my delivery of books, and so excited to say that The Particular Charm of Miss Jane Austen is now available! It’s a contemporary mystery-cum-romance, set in the beautiful city of Bath during the annual Jane Austen Festival – with one particularly special attendee! We hope you’ll give the story…
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Pre-Order Now Available for The Particular Charm of Miss Jane Austen!
We’re just over a week away from the official release date of our new novel, The Particular Charm of Miss Jane Austen, and the book is now available for pre-order from all the usual online book stores (links below)! There are TWO chances to to win copies of the book tomorrow over at Tabby Cow,…
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I'm Cass, and I write the sort of stories I love to read - heart-warming, character driven and strong on location. I lean heavily towards the upbeat in both my reading and my writing.
As one of my favourite authors, Jane Austen, once wrote, ‘let other pens dwell on guilt and misery’.
Cass Grafton - Writer 