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Cresswell, Allie; Lady, A

 
9781916072008: Dear Jane: The final book in the Highbury Trilogy, inspired by Jane Austen's 'Emma'.

Synopsis

"Lovingly-crafted and brilliantly executed Dear Jane (and the entire Highbury Trilogy) is an outstanding companion and tribute to Jane Austen’s Emma. Rich with comprehensive detail, thoughtful developments and emotive prose." Austenesque Reviews.
"Allie Cresswell imitates Jane Austen’s distant voice well. There is humour, empathy, comment and style. The characters are ‘borrowed’ but fleshed out by a new imagination and given a credible storyline carefully woven around the original."
"A delightful, authentic, genteel read."
"I'm a little sad that it's finished!"
The final instalment of the Highbury trilogy, Dear Jane recounts events hinted at but never actually described in Jane Austen’s Emma; the formative childhood years of Jane Fairfax and Frank Churchill, their meeting in Weymouth and the agony of their secret engagement. Orphaned Jane seems likely to be brought up in parochial Highbury until adoption by her papa’s old friend Colonel Campbell opens to her all the excitement and opportunities of London. Frank Weston is also transplanted from Highbury, adopted as heir to the wealthy Churchills and taken to their drear and inhospitable Yorkshire estate. Readers of Emma will be familiar with the conclusion of Jane and Frank’s story, but Dear Jane pulls back the veil which Jane Austen drew over its remainder.
Finished the trilogy? Try Allie Cresswell's other historical series, The Talbot Saga.

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À propos de l'auteur

Allie Cresswell was born in Stockport, UK and began writing fiction as soon as she could hold a pencil. She did a BA in English Literature at Birmingham University and an MA at Queen Mary College, London. She has been a print-buyer, a pub landlady, a book-keeper, run a B & B and a group of boutique holiday cottages. Nowadays Allie writes full time having retired from teaching literature to lifelong learners. She has two grown-up children, two granddaughters, two grandsons and two cockapoos but just one husband - Tim. They live in Cumbria, NW England. You can contact her via her website at www.allie-cresswell.com or find her on Facebook

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