Through a Different Lens is now available for sale at your favourite ebook retailer. Paperbacks coming soon! A tale of second glances and second chances Elizabeth Bennet has disliked the aloof and arrogant Mr. Darcy since he insulted her at a village dance several months before. But an unexpected conversation and a startling turn of … Continue reading Look what’s available!
An interview!
Thanks to Alys for the fun questions!
Welcome to Riana Everly, Author of Through a Different Lens: A Pride and Prejudice Variation, The Assistant: Before Pride and Prejudice, Teaching Eliza, Northanger Angst: A Northanger Abbey Diversion, and Fixing Emma: A Jane Austen Diversion
Many people know the lovely Miss Jane Austen for her beautifully written novels of her day, expounding the rich fashions and attitudes of the early 1800s, but Ms. Everly takes the stories and diverts them into modern-day classics. For anyone who loves Miss Austen’s stories, Ms. Everly’s are a MUST READ!!
Follow along below to get to know the author behind the books in a unique Author Interview!!
Riana Everly was born in South Africa, but has called Canada home since she was eight years old. She has a Master’s degree in Medieval Studies and is trained as a classical musician, specialising in Baroque and early Classical music. She first encountered Jane Austen when…
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You cannot imagine my surprise and joy at seeing this lovely review appear this morning. Thank you, and I'm just thrilled you enjoyed the novel. https://austenesquereviews.com/2019/06/the-assistant-riana-everly.html
One of the tropes that runs through Western folklore is the association of the Devil with music, and specifically with the violin. This goes hand-in-hand with another theme, that of selling one’s soul to the devil in return for some prowess or special knowledge. Where did these ideas come from, and how have they played … Continue reading The Devil Made Me Do It – Diabolus in Musica
Thanks, Francine, for this lovely review of The Assistant: Before Pride and Prejudice.https://romancereviewsmagazine.blogspot.com/2019/03/regency-pride-prejudice-prequel.html "When a Pride & Prejudice prequel is as good as the original, then indeed the author has excelled in the medium of writing, and Riana Everly does just that with this novel. Her rendition of young Mr. Gardiner in the prime of … Continue reading A lovely review for The Assistant!
Part I Priya wrinkled her nose and threw the eReader down on the sofa cushion beside her. It bounced off the throw pillow and nearly fell onto the floor before she caught it. The eReader had been a Christmas present from her favourite uncle, part of a set of the latest electronic gadgets designed to … Continue reading A Short Story for Valentine’s Day: Fixing Emma
This next stop on my blog tour took me to More Agreeably Engaged, where I talked a bit about Mr. Darcy's dog Cabal, and a quick history of the use of therapy pets.https://moreagreeablyengaged.blogspot.com/2019/02/through-different-lensriana-everly.html Through a Different Lens...Riana Everly It is a pleasure to have Riana Everly visiting this evening. Thank you for including More Agreeably … Continue reading Blog Tour – Therapy Animals in History
Good Afternoon everyone,
How is this week treating you? Mine could not have started better!! yesterday I spent a wonderful day at pemberley with the talented Joana Starnes and our dear friend and reader Glynis, and today I will be watching the play All About Eve with Gillian Anderson, whom I’ve loved and admired for more than 20 years, and Lily James who played Elizabeth Bennet in Pride Prejudice & Zombies. Plus, I’m going with Mira Magdo from Obsessed with Mr. Darcy, so I know I’ll be in good company 🙂
Away from my daily life, and on this little corner of the internet, I am pleased to host a writer whose historic knowledge never ceases to amaze me, Riana Everly. Her debut book Teaching Eliza was a big success and it is on my TBR pile for this year, but today she is visiting to talk to you about
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This next stop on the blog tour is at Half Agony, Half Hope, where Darcy and Elizabeth talk about music, their new friends the St. Ives, and the devil himself! There's also a review of the book, so don't miss it! https://halfagonyhalfhopereviews.blogspot.com/2019/01/blog-tour-through-different-lens-by.html BLOG TOUR: Through a Different Lens by Riana Everly ~ Review, Excerpt & … Continue reading Blog Tour at Half Agony, Half Hope
The next stop on the blog tour takes us to My Love for Jane Austen, where Elizabeth talks about her cousin Sammy Gardiner, and a bit about Mr. Darcy. https://forloveofausten.blogspot.com/2019/01/through-different-lens-blog-tour-guest.html Through a Different Lens Blog Tour: Guest Post, Excerpt + Giveaway I'm so pleased to be here at My Love for Jane Austen as part … Continue reading Blog Tour
Today's Blog Tour visit takes me to So Little Time... where I talk about some famous people who might have been on the autism spectrum. Here's the link: So Little Time... So Much to Read And here's the post: I’m so pleased to be here at So Little Time… today as part of my blog … Continue reading Blog Tour Visit to So Little Time…
