My new book, When Charlotte Became Romantic, is in the midst of a blog tour.  Each stop features a Giveaway and guest post, excerpt, or review.  Stop by and say hello!

Oct. 21  – My Jane Austen Book Club

Oct. 22 –  Diary of an Eccentric

Oct. 23 – More Agreeably Engaged

Oct. 24 –  Interests of a Jane Austen Girl

Oct 28 –  Babblings of a Bookworm

Oct. 29 –  So Little Time…So much to read

Oct. 31 – Darcyholic Diversions

Nov. 2   –  My Vices and Weaknesses

Nov. 4   —  From Pemberley to Milton

Nov. 5 – Austen Authors

Nov. 30 —  For the Love of Austen

Dec. 13 – Austenesque Reviews

The paperback version of When Charlotte Became Romantic is now available! https://www.amazon.com/dp/1734163011/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=when+charlotte+became+romantic&qid=1571602815&sr=8-3

  It’s here!  My next book, When Charlotte Became Romantic, is now available at Amazon, Smashwords, BN.com, Apple, and Kobo.  A paperback version will be available soon.   Did you ever wish Charlotte ended up with a nicer guy?  This book is for you!

In the original Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth Bennet’s friend, Charlotte Lucas marries the silly and obsequious clergyman, Mr. Collins.  But what if fate—and love—intervened?

Desperate to escape her parents’ constant criticism, Charlotte has accepted a proposal from Mr. Collins despite recognizing his stupid and selfish nature.  But when a mysterious man from her past visits Meryton for the Christmas season, he arouses long-buried feelings and causes her to doubt her decision.

James Sinclair’s mistakes cost him a chance with Charlotte three years ago, and he is devastated to find her engaged to another man.  Honor demands that he step aside, but his heart will not allow him to leave Meryton.  Their mutual attraction deepens; however, breaking an engagement is not a simple matter and scandal looms.  If they are to be happy, Charlotte and James must contend with her parents’ opposition, Lady Catherine’s nastiness, and dangerous figures from James’s past.

Charlotte had forsworn romance years ago; is it possible for her to become romantic again?

As part of the JAFF Reader/Writer Get Together in November near Washington DC, we are giving away 2 Gift Baskets (worth over $200) with books, a handmade t-shirt, an Amazon gift card, and more. Anyone can enter — you do not need to be attending the event!

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Meredith at Austenesque Reviews has written a terrific 4.5 Star Review of Darcy in Hollywood!  She says,

“Darcy in Hollywood is a diverting and refreshingly original Pride and Prejudice tale that I am sure many readers will enjoy. I greatly admire the inventive premise, insightful character development, and inspiring themes Ms. Kincaid employed in this story. I sincerely hope she will pen another modern-day adaptation of Pride and Prejudice soon!

Check out the whole review .

Recently I released Audiobooks of Darcy vs. Bennet and When Jane Got Angry — both narrated by the wonderful Stevie Zimmerman (click on the links to hear audio samples).  I’ll be doing a blog tour with excerpts and double giveaways of both audiobooks.  Check it out!

September 3 —  Babblings of a Bookworm

September 4  — My Jane Austen Book Club

September 5 — From Pemberley to Milton

September 6 – More Agreeably Engaged

September 10 — Austen Authors

September 11– Diary of an Eccentric

September 12 – Savvy Verse and Wit

September 23 — Austenesque Reviews

September 21 –  My Love for Austen