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Christmas With Miss Austen

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Julia Allen is a waitress by day, painter by night, and... a famous 1800s authoress on weekends? Moonlighting as Jane Austen for a historical open house is a strange hobby for a contemporary artist, but Julia loves the role - until she falls asleep and gets locked inside after all the visitors are gone! Rushing home from the dark, historical mansion, she collides with a stranger in the snowy park, and discovers later her shortcut cost her the rare copy of Austen's Northanger Abbey borrowed from a friend's treasured collection. Book historian Eliot Weston thinks he imagined the Regency-era figure, but the book he finds in her wake proves otherwise. The first edition of Jane Austen's novel is authentic and incredibly rare, but he fails to find any trace of its owner. Reminders of the unusual encounter keep popping up, however, like the pretty modern artist eager to buy an identical volume. Coincidence? Or Divine intervention making it clear this is anything but an ordinary Christmas for these two hearts?


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Publisher: Pelican Ventures Book Group

Kindle Book

  • Release date: January 30, 2013

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  • ISBN: 9781611161403
  • Release date: January 30, 2013

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  • ISBN: 9781611161403
  • File size: 157 KB
  • Release date: January 30, 2013

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Julia Allen is a waitress by day, painter by night, and... a famous 1800s authoress on weekends? Moonlighting as Jane Austen for a historical open house is a strange hobby for a contemporary artist, but Julia loves the role - until she falls asleep and gets locked inside after all the visitors are gone! Rushing home from the dark, historical mansion, she collides with a stranger in the snowy park, and discovers later her shortcut cost her the rare copy of Austen's Northanger Abbey borrowed from a friend's treasured collection. Book historian Eliot Weston thinks he imagined the Regency-era figure, but the book he finds in her wake proves otherwise. The first edition of Jane Austen's novel is authentic and incredibly rare, but he fails to find any trace of its owner. Reminders of the unusual encounter keep popping up, however, like the pretty modern artist eager to buy an identical volume. Coincidence? Or Divine intervention making it clear this is anything but an ordinary Christmas for these two hearts?


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