Opinions
Luminaries Who Fancied Dashing off Something on TBNLA ‘Classic Companion II’/ The Amiable Cassandra
- ‘... pace keeps the story rolling well... [with] much dashing about London and the provinces... [The Amiable Cassandra] will find an enthusiastic audience among all lovers of an energetic Regency romance.’
Joceline Bury, Jane Austen Regency World Magazine.
What the Beau Monde are Saying about TBNLA upon Amazon!
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‘Lady A~ is the new Jane’
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‘Simply genius’
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‘A treat for every Janeite’
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‘As good as it gets’
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‘Marvelous’
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‘Classically and faithfully Austen’
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Hints From Various Quarters
Fix a penetrating eye upon this pidwidgeon piece of ivory for future pronouncements regarding TBNLA ‘Classic Companions III-V1I™’.
An arch clue to what beau or belle may be next in the ‘Bath Corner’…
‘Nottinghamshire is a county, which, by force of history, is steeped in notoriety. By this dubitable qualification, then, no better place could herald the arrival of one its inhabitants lately settled there—a much-talked-of gentleman, who went by the name of Mr. ______.’
If you have come to adore our beautiful and noble Mr. William Halford in M&M (Merits and Mercenaries), & if you have thence prostrated yourself at the fair feet of our dazzling Mr. John Lascelles in TAC (The Amiable Cassandra), then a measure of fascination will follow our third intriguing Buck as he challenges the state of the stately and the fate of fortunes won and lost… 
TBNLA™ Tidings Bubbling in Bath Corner!
Discover all of the ‘steamy’ particulars of each Bath Novel in every lavishly lathered ‘nook’ of our new ‘Bath Corner’ feature. Now Debuting in these Quarters ...
What Lies Beneath TBNLA™
Intrigued by such morsels of mystery? Well then, you must simply read what it is that lies behind the TBNLA concept entire! In an historically plausible preface text that precedes every Bath Novel, discover how TBNLA came to be and who held their secret for so long—and why such person chose to share them with the world at last. Purchase and Possess TBNLA’s Classic Companions, Merits and Mercenaries & The Amiable Cassandra, to read all about the enigmatic origins of this unknown oeuvre.
Hint! It all begins with an event well recorded in Jane Austen’s history, and this incident is related in startling detail in a letter from Cassandra Austen, Jane’s sister, to the superb Miss Anne Sharp, Jane’s fast and firmly independent friend….
Theatrical Survey Inquiry
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