This time 'round:
There Must Be Murder by Margaret C. Sullivan
118 pages
Published December 4th 2010 by Librifiles Publishing
To the Tilneys, revisiting to Bath a year after they first met seems it can only add to their happiness; but Catherine finds Bath still carries dangers she must learn to navigate. Revisit the pleasures of Georgian Bath with your favorite characters from Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey and prepare for romance, mystery, and a very nice story indeed! Includes 29 illustrations by Cassandra Chouinard.
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Thanks for the giveaway- this book looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI like reading Austen like takes and continuations! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteOooh, a sequel about Catherine and Henry! :))
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed Northanger Abbey and a retelling of it with a little mystery thrown in sounds like a good read. Can’t wait to read this book!
ReplyDeleteCaptivating and special which appeals to me greatly. Many thanks. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading this one. Northanger Abbey is my favourite Austen. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteInteresting! I've never read a NA Austenesque book. Sounds good.
ReplyDeleteI loved this book! It's amongst the best.
ReplyDeleteI want to read this book because it sounds very good. Tore923@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI am so addicted to Austen continuations! Can't get enough of them ... and looking forward to this story since Northanger Abbey is one of my top Austen favs! :)
ReplyDeleteJaneAusten + murder = MUST READ!!
ReplyDeletethank you for the giveaway!!!
Well I'd love to read it because I love The tilneys. Great characters. Second, because I haven't gotten to read it and it's on my tbr list. third because I love mysteries and there aren't very many that I've read yet in the Austen line.
ReplyDeleteI love Northanger Abbey and I think it gets shafted too much by critics but is actually kind of a brilliant statement on our fascination with gossip and things that go bump in the night - and of course, the books that scare us! Nothing much has changed. Anyway, I'd love to read more about Catherine and the Tilneys.
ReplyDeleteHenry & Catherine have such a great story, very curious as what the rest of the story might be~
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