Crime and Prejudice

"A very enjoyable read. Julia Miller's stories are pure Austen in style and substance. Bingley would approve!" - Crispin Bonham-Carter, Mr Bingley in the BBC 1995 series of Pride and Prejudice

"The stories in Crime and Prejudice are wickedly funny in a way that Jane Austen would enjoy. Julia Miller has combined meticulous research into the seamy side of 19th century England with a faultless ear for the voices of the characters of Pride and Prejudice to create for each one a plausible, or at least possible, afterlife that readers will find amusing and sometimes moving." - Dr Gillian Dooley, author of She Played and Sang: Jane Austen and Music

"Delightful vignettes set in a literary world, Jane Austen's, that the author clearly knows inside out and wickedly subverts at every opportunity. Crime and Prejudice displays a refined sense of mischief and a complete mastery of Austen-esque style and tropes. Congratulations to Julia L. Miller!" - Martin Langfield, bestselling author of The Malice Box

 "With subtle wit and uncanny ventriloquism, these vignettes of Austen's characters deepen our understanding of her novels, while effortlessly entertaining us. Delightful!" - Stephanie Barron, author of the Being a Jane Austen Mystery series

"I'll be d___! A most thoroughly ingenious collection, which instantly put me in an even temper. Capital!" - Professor Paul Baker, author of Fabulosa! The Story of Polari, Britain's Secret Gay Language