A Season Lost giveaway and excerpt

Enter to win your choice of the latest book in my series, or the first (if you haven't started yet). Plus an excerpt in my Austen Authors post today

A Season Lost beta to be removed

Hi all, we're getting closer. If you are reading the online beta version of A Season Lost, please wrap up on or before Nov. 18, as it will be removed then in advance of the updated, improved version being published.

Publishing update

Hello, dear readers! I am finally getting close to publishing A Season Lost! I hope to have it out in November, but with the length of this one, it takes quite awhile to get through a single read, so it will depend on when the typo pace slows or stops in the final proofing process.

But that's how you can help. Similar to what I did with A Change of Legacies, I'd love to have a "typo squad" give the almost-publishable draft a read and let me know if you spot anything. If you participate, I'll give you a published copy in your choice of formats.

Email me at sophieturner1805 [at] gmail [dot] com before Friday, Nov. 2 if you're interested. Also let me know whether you want .mobi or another ebook format, or a PDF.

Frankenstein and the “Year Without a Summer”

JMW Turner's fantastic sunsets were actually the harbinger of terrible weather across much of the world. I'm writing about the "year without a summer" and the novel born of it in today's Austen Authors post.

And watch this space, as we're getting ever-closer to publication for A Season Lost!

Arlington Court and the National Trust Carriage Museum

In this month's Austen Authors post, I've got loads of photos and multimedia from my stop at this fantastic National Trust property.

Help me choose the cover for book 3 in the Constant Love series

Hello, dear readers! I've got a bit of a writing/publishing update in my latest Austen Authors post, and I'm looking for feedback on the cover.

Modern Medical Irony

My latest Austen Authors post is about using our modern knowledge of medicine to create irony within my stories. And there's an A Season Lost excerpt to show a little of that irony!