Regency Mage Series by Joyce Harmon

A magical sequel to Pride and Prejudice. When the girl who loves books finds a book of magic – anything can happen! Mary Bennet lives to learn, so she jumps at the chance to visit her sister Jane and catalog the enormous book collection at the Bingleys’ new estate. And it’s in that collection that Mary discovers the mysterious book – ancient, hand-written, bound in a scaly skin, and written in an unknown language. But then the book changes, and permits her to read it... moreA magical sequel to Pride and Prejudice. When the girl who loves books finds a book of magic – anything can happen! Mary Bennet lives to learn, so she jumps at the chance to visit her sister Jane and catalog the enormous book collection at the Bingleys’ new estate. And it’s in that collection that Mary discovers the mysterious book – ancient, hand-written, bound in a scaly skin, and written in an unknown language. But then the book changes, and permits her to read it. It is a magical book, and it’s willing to teach her magic! A whole new world opens up to Mary, a world wondrous and strange. The rational, scientific young woman discovers that this world contains secret magicians, uncanny beings, artifacts of power – and dangers such as she had never imagined. This new world brings Mary new friends. But also powerful and dangerous enemies. Mary Bennet and the Bingley Codex is the first book of the Regency Mage series, and begins Mary’s journey through this magical world. If you enjoy Jane Austen, Harry Potter, and Georgette Heyer, you’ll love Mary Bennet and the Bingley Codex because it blends Regency comedy of manners and fantasy high adventure. Get it now! less

Ancient magic is the worst kind of magic. Mary Bennet, bluestocking spinster, is settling in happily to her new life as an apprentice magician. Her Aunt and Uncle Gardiner may think she’s at the British Museum helping an eminent history professor, but in fact she’s deep in the museum’s basements, learning magic at the Order of Saint George. But when Mary’s sister Lydia and her scapegrace husband Wickham join the family, they bring havoc in their wake... moreAncient magic is the worst kind of magic. Mary Bennet, bluestocking spinster, is settling in happily to her new life as an apprentice magician. Her Aunt and Uncle Gardiner may think she’s at the British Museum helping an eminent history professor, but in fact she’s deep in the museum’s basements, learning magic at the Order of Saint George. But when Mary’s sister Lydia and her scapegrace husband Wickham join the family, they bring havoc in their wake. Wickham, gravely wounded at the Battle of Waterloo, credits a good luck charm with saving his life. But Mary recognizes the mysterious amulet as a dangerous magical talisman. Her attempt to render the sinister artifact harmless backfires spectacularly, and now an ancient evil is loose in London. The most powerful battle mages of the Order have failed to stop this new force, so what can the Order’s newest and greenest apprentice possibly do? Mary only knows that she has to stop this newly awakened menace… or die trying. Mary Bennet and the Wickham Artifact is the second book of the Regency Mage series, following Mary Bennet and the Bingley Codex. If you enjoy Jane Austen, Harry Potter, and Georgette Heyer, you’ll love Mary Bennet and the Wickham Artifact because it blends Regency comedy of manners and fantasy high adventure. Get it now! less

There’s a monster in the woods! Or so claim the legends. Mary Bennet hopes it’s not true. She might be a magician, rewarded by the Prince Regent himself for service to the crown, but she’s also weak, still recovering from magical injuries sustained in the Battle of the British Museum. She hasn’t performed so much as a particle of magic in months. She has enough on her plate without having to deal with monsters, thank you very much... moreThere’s a monster in the woods! Or so claim the legends. Mary Bennet hopes it’s not true. She might be a magician, rewarded by the Prince Regent himself for service to the crown, but she’s also weak, still recovering from magical injuries sustained in the Battle of the British Museum. She hasn’t performed so much as a particle of magic in months. She has enough on her plate without having to deal with monsters, thank you very much. Staying at the Hunsford vicarage, she must deal with her exasperating cousin Mister Collins, the overbearing Lady Catherine de Bourgh, her enigmatic daughter Anne, and a disturbingly attractive young lord. But something is killing the local livestock. Something that strikes at night, with long, sharp claws. And when the Beast turns to human prey, it’s up to Mary Bennet, apprentice magician of the Order of Saint George, to solve the riddle and find and defeat the Beast. Mary Bennet and the Beast of Rosings Park is the third book of the Regency Mage series. If you enjoy Jane Austen and Harry Potter, you’ll love Regency Mage, because it blends Regency comedy of manners with fantasy high adventure. less

What is haunting Pemberley?Mary Bennet, apprentice magician, is both thrilled and apprehensive to be spending Christmas at Pemberley. Thrilled to see her lively sister Elizabeth again, and apprehensive because Elizabeth’s husband Darcy is so wealthy and so grand that Mary is a tiny bit afraid of him.But when Mary arrives at Pemberley, she finds Elizabeth on the verge of a breakdown, and Pemberley overrun with ghosts - ghosts that Elizabeth can see and Darcy cannot... moreWhat is haunting Pemberley?Mary Bennet, apprentice magician, is both thrilled and apprehensive to be spending Christmas at Pemberley. Thrilled to see her lively sister Elizabeth again, and apprehensive because Elizabeth’s husband Darcy is so wealthy and so grand that Mary is a tiny bit afraid of him.But when Mary arrives at Pemberley, she finds Elizabeth on the verge of a breakdown, and Pemberley overrun with ghosts - ghosts that Elizabeth can see and Darcy cannot. A Norman Baron’s lady spins thread in the drawing room, Cavaliers duel on the lawn, and a not at all respectable opera dancer dances in the ballroom.And the ghosts are only the beginning. Some malicious magician is targeting Lizzie, threatening her sanity and her very life. Who is attacking Lizzie? And why?Mary Bennet and the Shades of Pemberley is the fourth book in the Regency Mage series and blends Regency comedy of manners and fantasy high adventure.. If you enjoy Jane Austen and Harry Potter, you’ll love Regency Mage. Get it now! less