Artemisia: a Regency novel in the tradition of Jane Austen
"Artemisia...is a great success: a protagonist of whom Jane Austen would have approved, majoring in wit and intelligence, but also naivety - comparable in many ways to Emma. Moreover, the convention-defying 20-year old will be more warmly received today than she would have been in Regency times, drawing applause of her rejection of misogyny and defiant sense of self." - The Richmond Magazine (UK)"What a smashing debut novel for D.G. Rampton!!! On the cover it very aptly states: 'A Regency novel in the tradition of Jane Austen.' The inspiration from and homage to Jane Austen and traditional Regency romances is abundantly clear on every page. I highly recommend this novel and author to readers who love Jane Austen, Georgette Heyer, and traditional Regency romances!"- Austenesque Reviews