Question 1

What is the reading order for the Personages of Pride & Prejudice Collection?

Accepted Answer

The Personages of Pride & Prejudice Collection is composed of four standalone novels and novellas--Caroline Bingley, Charlotte Collins, Mary Bennet, and Kitty Bennet--and two short stories that form the prequel and sequel to Charlotte Collins--"The Last Compliment of Mr. Collins" and "Maria Lucas." The novels can be read in any order, but it's recommended to read the Charlotte Collins-related titles in this order:"The Last Compliment of Mr. Collins"Charlotte Collins"Maria Lucas"For any sticklers out there, here is the order according to timeline:Caroline Bingley: 1812Mary Bennet: 1813Kitty Bennet: 1814-1815"The Last Compliment of Mr. Collins": 1818.Charlotte Collins: 1820. "Maria Lucas": 1820-1821

Question 2

What's up with the new editions of the Personages of Pride & Prejudice Collection?

Accepted Answer

I'm doing a full publishing reset!Looking at my beloved, old (aka outdated) covers, I decided they needed to be brought into the present. So along with my website and Amazon pages, the book covers are getting a long-overdue journey out of the 2010s. I want my books to be as delightful to look at and as easy to find and read as they are to write, and I'm determined to make the entire experience better from beginning to end.All the titles in the Personages of Pride and Prejudice will be getting a new look. The new covers are displayed here on my website, and the interiors have been optimized for a better reading experience. The trim size will remain the same, so if you have the old covers, the new editions will match their size if not their design.The ebook covers are done, but the full paperback covers still need to be completed. Then I'll make the updates to Amazon all at once.

Question 3

What have you been up to?

Accepted Answer

Even though I've been quiet lately, I haven't stopped writing.I've simply been plotting, dreaming, and—alas—digging myself out from under a rather alarming pile of clerical work.After all that time away, a few things needed to be brought into the present. So before I throw myself completely back into publishing, I'm giving my website, book covers, and Amazon pages a long-overdue journey out of the 2010s. I want my books to be as delightful to look at and as easy to find and read as they are to write, and I'm determined to make the entire experience better from beginning to end.The goal of this relaunch is simple: maximum joy for me and maximum joy for my readers.That means beautiful books, stories I genuinely can't wait to write, and a reading experience that feels like a treat rather than a transaction.And while I've been busy sprucing up the place, I've also been dreaming up new stories.I'm especially excited about my current work in progress because it contains nearly everything I love to write: a Regency slow-burn romance, a mystery (or two!) to solve, and just the tiniest splash of fantasy.In other words, I've been having entirely too much fun planning the series.And I'm very much looking forward to sharing it with you.

Question 4

What books are you currently working on?

Accepted Answer

Kitty Bennet is back from the editor and will be my next official book launch!After that? I'm writing for maximum joy. My work in progress contains almost everything I love to write: a Regency slow-burn romance, a mystery (or two!) to solve, and just the tiniest splash of fantasy.

Question 5

Do you have representation?

Accepted Answer

If you are a foreign publisher interested in acquiring the foreign language rights to a Whiteley Press book, please contact Lori Antonson of the Axelrod Agency, who is handling all such negotiations for us.

Question 6

How do I get my .epub onto my Kindle?

Accepted Answer

How to Send Your Free Story to Your KindleOpen the Send to Kindle page
Go to Amazon’s Send to Kindle page and sign in to your account.Upload your EPUB file
Drag and drop your EPUB file into the upload area, or click to select it from your computer.Choose your Kindle device
Select the Kindle device or app where you want the file to be delivered.Send the file
Click “Send” and wait for Amazon to process the file.
Once processed, your EPUB will appear in your Kindle library and sync across your devices.