Weighing in on the very shortly upcoming Mischief of the Mistletoe, Library Journal writes, “Willig is a talented scholar of the times as well as a gifted storyteller. Her latest will attract her ‘Pink Carnation’ fans, readers who enjoy lighthearted historical fiction, and Austen aficionados.” Yay!

In a review that just made my week, Booklist calls The Mischief of the Mistletoe a “delectable, exciting holiday tale”. The absolute best line of the whole review? “Forget all the Austen updates and clones– Willig is writing the best Regency-era fiction today.” Thank you, Booklist!!

Publishers Weekly calls The Mischief of the Mistletoe “delightful” and “exciting”, commenting, “Guest appearances by… Jane Austen and characters from previous installments of the series round out the laugh-out-loud holiday-themed romance of intrigue. Readers familiar with the series will relish this newest installment and rejoice that Turnip has finally been given his due and a…

As the countdown to The Mischief of the Mistletoe begins, Kirkus Reviews weighs in, calling Mistletoe “a fun, fresh installment in a successful series”, “distinguished by its Austen-like wit and historical accuracy”. Huzzah! Best part of the review? The description of Turnip as a “gentlemanly klutz”. So Turnip! You can find Chapter One of Mistletoe…

One of the most nerve-wracking parts of the long delay between manuscript completion and publication is waiting for those first reviews to start coming in. But, phew! Review #2 has arrived for The Mischief of the Mistletoe and it is as lovely as lovely can be. Allison of Allure of Books writes, “I can promise…

In the meantime, here’s a wonderful pre-review review from Miss Eliza of Strange and Random Happenstance. Miss Eliza calls The Mischief of the Mistletoe “the best book… to date [w]ith laugh-out-loud dialogue that leaps off the pages”. Thanks, Miss Eliza! You can find the first chapter here and the second here….