Jane and the Damned

The author of Jane and the Damned, Janet Mullany was reared in England on a diet of Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer and now lives near Washington, D.C. She has worked as an archaeologist, waitress, draftsperson, radio announcer, performing arts administrator, proof-reader, and bookseller.

“It’s a light, fun read and as such hugely enjoyable...well-written and by a promising new author. I recommend it whole-heartedly.” — All About Romance“THE RULES OF GENTILITY is absolutely delightful...It’s funny, it’s sassy, and it’s intelligently written. Ms. Mullany is quickly proving she’s a very talented author with a wonderful future ahead.” — Romance Junkies“THE RULES OF GENTILITY by Janet Mullany is a hoot. Laugh-out-loud funny in spots, this wonderful romance kept me giggling and sighing, all at once!” — RomanceReaderatHeart.com“Mullany is clearly the witty, secret love child of Jane Austen and Lord Byron. How she managed time travel is my only question.” — Kathryn Caskie, USA Today Bestselling Author“Janet Mullany’s lively heroine has to decide between the eligible gentlemen favored by her parents, and the wayward but well-born rake who has stolen her heart. Philomena’s desire to rescue less fortunate women from vice takes her into parts of London where it is not normally wise to go, and you will find it very difficult to put this book down until the heroine is safely back in the arms of her chosen suitor.” — Janet Aylmer, author of Darcy's Story“A hilarious peek into the whirlwind mixups of a Young Miss on a husband hunt. What fun!” — Kasey Michaels“The saga of an Austen-era bachelorette puts the lie to Regency delicacy in this fun romantic spoof by Mullany...saucy narrator and bubbly tone.” — Publishers Weekly“Mullany pens an impressively compelling Jane Austen mashup full of humor (”You damned Damned!”) and poignant irony...a very satisfying page-turner for vamp-lovers and Austen fans alike.” — Publishers Weekly“A fast-paced adventure for those who don’t mind the vampire craze impinging upon historical events and beloved authors.” — Booklist