
Today I am on the tour for Inventing Mr Darcy by Susanna Craig, thank you to Zoé at Zooloos Book Tours for organising it and inviting me to take part and thank you to the author and the publisher for my copy.

Pages: 275
Synopsis: A truth universally acknowledged: enemies attract!
Grad student Elle Bradshaw is on the cusp of completing her literature PhD. And while life beyond college is terrifying, spending her evening fixing a database malfunction with gorgeous yet grumpy tech geek Fisher Davis is worse. He infuriates her while making her heart race—it’s a distraction she doesn’t need!
When a fluke geomagnetic storm leaves them trapped together during a blackout, the fiery kiss that follows is unexpected—and explosive. But catastrophically, the storm also wiped Jane Austen from existence! Now, Elle’s the only person to remember Pride and Prejudice and, it seems, romance itself.
As Elle navigates a world so familiar, yet not her own, she realizes she might just need to put her pride to one side and ask Fisher for help. Could the guy who was once her enemy turn out to be her very own Mr. Darcy . . . ?
My Thoughts: Now have a confession I’ve never read pride and prejudice or any Jane Austen novel if I’m honest & I’m ready for people to tell me off but classics aren’t really my genre. 🫣
But this book gave me a look into how much they have shaped all of the books we have today, a world without Jane Austen as fictional as it was was actually quite scary!
In this one we’re following Elle she’s the person in charge of the database she helped to create that has every piece of Jane Austen’s work on it, not just her novels, she’s working on it late at night with the man who she’s just found out will take her place, they break the one rule, they take food and drink in there. One spilled glass of wine and a freak storm later and Elle is forced to seek the help of Fisher, a man she has history with, a man she doesn’t like but is the only chance of getting everything up and running again… which he does, but with a twist. Jane Austen and all other classic female authors seem to have disappeared from the world & what a difference it’s made.
Elle soon realises that she’s the only one who remembers the female greats & it’s down to her to bring them back to life, what she doesn’t expect is to fall into her own romance story at the same time.
Could the history between her and Fisher Davis be forgotten and rewritten too?
I loved this one so much, was so wrapped up in the story that when we got to the end I was left feeling like I wasn’t prepared to say goodbye, I wanted to be in the world of Elle and Fisher for a bit longer 🥺
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