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As long summer days begin, wouldn’t you love to tag along with our favorite couple? Well, come join in the fun! Enjoy brief but delightful scenes, and then tell us what you think. The week after the final vignette … Read More
The Blog Tour for Death Takes a Holiday at Pemberley begins Friday, June 14th. The links to the blog stops are included below. We invite you to follow the tour and support debut author, Kelly Miller. At the close of … Read More
The blog tour stops and links for Suzan Lauder’s The Mist of Her Memory are listed below. Be sure to visit each blog and share your thoughts. We would love to have your participation. There will be eight eBooks for … Read More
For those of you interested in having the links to the Perilous Siege Blog Tour, they are posted below. We hope you will stop by and visit each blog. The author has prepared some great posts, and there is a … Read More
This post was originally posted at More Agreeably Engaged on March 27, 2019. I am happy to announce that Meryton Press has published its first audiobook. It has been an exciting few months of listening and getting … Read More
Meet New Author, Belén Paccagnella Belén Paccagnella is a new author for Meryton Press, and her first book, Obstacles, was released on September 4, 2018. As an introduction to Belén, I asked her to tell us why she chose the … Read More
About the Book: Elizabeth Darcy has her eye on the future. Before her marriage, she saw herself making the best possible choice. Her husband saved her family from ruin. All he asked in return was her hand. Secure in his … Read More
History: Situated in the parish of Buckland Monachorum, the original vicarage on The Garden House property was ordered built in 1305. In 1581, through a series of secret dealings, Sir Francis Drake bought Buckland Abbey (an unusual church in that … Read More
A brief history. Pemberley, Derbyshire, built in 1602 by Walter Darcy, a younger son who had unexpectedly inherited the estate and the much older fortified manor house which formerly existed on this site. Walter Darcy had made his fortune as … Read More
Jan Hahn’s newest release, The Child, goes on blog tour later this week. In the meantime we thought we’d pose some random Austen related questions to Jan. As an author, she has proven to have a wonderful imagination for scenarios, … Read More
I imagined George Darcy, tech entrepreneur, made his millions through his own innovation and not inheritance. But, unlike other entrepreneurs in Seattle like Bill Gates, he eschewed rich gated communities like Medina when he struck it big and bought his … Read More
Although built in the 1300s, the house passed into the Darcy family in the 17th Century when James William Darcy married Cassandra Anne Chawton, the only relation of the original owners to survive a tragic illness. One of Elizabeth’s favorite … Read More
There’ is no visit to Pemberley for Elizabeth Bennet and the Gardiners in my three Meryton Press published books (Alias Thomas Bennet, Letter from Ramsgate, and A Most Handsome Gentleman). Due to plot twists, Elizabeth and Darcy fall in love … Read More
#MyPemberley seeks to celebrate the differences of our versions of the fabled estate as we fangirl (or fanboy) over Mr. Darcy’s home. After all, it was seeing Pemberley that made Elizabeth Bennet first think that being Fitzwilliam Darcy’s wife … Read More
Linda Beutler, author of austenesque fiction and gardening non-fiction, will be presenting Garden Like Austen on Thursday February 8th at the Northwest Flower & Garden Show in Seattle, WA at 5:30 in the afternoon. She has provided us with a … Read More