For Darkness Shows the Stars: Jane Austen’s Persuasion in Science Fiction

For Darkness Shows the Stars is a beautifully written science fiction variation of Jane Austen's Persuasion.

The Baron and the Lady Chemist: Regency Science Novels by Alissa Baxter

Three fun novels include some serious Regency science.

Wendy Zomparelli's A LIfe of Her Own gives Margaret Dashwood a love of science and archaeology, and her own dreams to fulfill.

The Naturalist is a delightful Regency romance with a strong thread of science.

Pride & Prejudice and Planets is an entertaining science fiction variation on Jane Austen.

Laraba Kendig's series shows Mr. Collins as a repressed genius.

Debra White Smith has written a series of contemporary romances, with a Christian perspective, based on Jane Austen's beloved novels.

Jane Austen Cannot Marry is a fun time travel romance.

Ayesha at Last is a fun retelling of Pride and Prejudice set in a Canadian Muslim community.

These entertaining variations on Mansfield Park add more history and new twists to the story.