Jane Austen Romance w/Christina Hwang Dudley | Romance Roundup #30

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Romance Roundup on Reader Seeks Romance channel Liz & Libby commemorate by sharing their fave Jane Austen-inspired romance books. AND, Libby & Liz chat with Christina Hwang Dudley, author of PRIDE AND PRESTON LIN, a modern-day reimagining of Pride and Prejudice set in the San Francisco Bay Area’s Chinese American community. To commemorate the 207th anniversary of Jane Austen's death on July 18, 1817, hosts Liz Donatelli & romance author Libby Kay (Buckeye Falls series) share their fave Jane Austen-inspired romance books AND chat with Christina Hwang Dudley, author of Pride and Preston Lin, a modern-day reimagining of Pride and Prejudice set in San Francisco's Chinese American community. Christina also talks about... * an anachronistic possum * her Jane Austen "desert island keeper" * appearing as a game show contestant on Jeopardy! LIKE & SUBSCRIBE to Romance Roundup on PodBean or your preferred podcast app. WATCH Romance Roundup on YouTube! Be sure to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE!

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