Jane Austen Time Traveler By Rachel Dacus – Goddess Fish Promotions

Jane Austen Time Traveler

by Rachel Dacus

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GENRE: Sci-Fi

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BLURB:

Lonely Regency romance writer travels to the future, meets her fans, dips into a pearly swimming pool, and falls for its owner. Can she ever go home again…

If Jane Austen’s novels had never ever existed, would we have rom-com movies and women’s fiction? But the young writer is discouraged by a publisher’s rejection and ready to give up writing. And an unwelcome marriage proposal she has rashly accepted spells her doom.

Someone must save history and Jane Austen! When a stranger calls and claims to be an interested publisher, a desperate Jane agrees to go with him to his office. That office turns out to be in the future. And it’s not an office, but a bookstore in southern California in 2024 where fans of Jane Austen gather every month to discuss her works.

Jane greets the Jane Austen Superfan Club, only to find that superfans can be super picky. Discouraged by their critiques, Jane wants different adventures. Even deadly, dangerous ones. And oh, yes! Romantic ones.

Her “publisher” had hoped to inspire Jane’s writing by showing her a book club devoted to her writing. But when she meets a tall, handsome superfan, Jane decides to chart her own course. She disappears with her new friend, and history may have to save itself …

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EXCERPT

Pasadena in 2024 could dash her author’s heart to pieces with its bland unknowability, its lack of weather, and its unfathomable ease and comforts. Where was the opportunity to struggle, to prevail in impossible circumstances? In other words, where were the stories?

And what of her those precious Dashwood sisters, if she did not return to her writing desk facing the window, overlooking the fields? Staying here, would her hand move as swiftly on a page? Jane had been happy in a way quite different from an exciting kiss and all that followed it. That happiness was a deep, settling plunge of heart as she imagined characters and scenes. It was a kind of gravity, as if to anchor her deep in the earth. Though perspiration beaded on her forehead, and her hand cramped, she found peace.

Marianne, feverish in her romantic walk in the rain on a hill, tumbling down injured, only to be lifted by the most handsome swain who had ever galloped on a horse. The shimmer of love swirled around them as he carried her back to her cottage. Her dark eyes glowing, as a man more handsome than any fairytale prince carried her.

Only for Marianne to later find herself dashed to pieces on society’s rules and her beau’s mercenary ambition.

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AUTHOR Bio and Links:

RACHEL DACUS writes about history, love, family, and art — with a touch of magic. Rachel is the author of both prose and poetry. When she’s not writing or reading, she listens to music and walks through the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area, where she lives with her architect husband and a lively Silky Terrier. She blogs about books and the writing life.

Website: racheldacus.net

Twitter: @Rachel_Dacus

Instagram: racheldacusauthor

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Buy Link:

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Jane-Austen-Time-Traveler-Timegathering-ebook/dp/B0BDVXLXC1

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GIVEAWAY

Rachel Dacus will be awarding a $20 Amazon or B/N GC to a randomly drawn winner via rafflecopter during the tour.

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6 thoughts on “Jane Austen Time Traveler By Rachel Dacus – Goddess Fish Promotions

  1. I love the cover, synopsis and excerpt, Jane Austen Time Traveler is a must read for me. Thank you for sharing your bio and book details and for offering a giveaway

    • Thanks for hosting my book today! Happy to share my 21st century time traveling Jane Austen, and good luck in the giveaway.

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