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**An Oprah Magazine Most Anticipated Historical Novel of 2021**
**A Buzzfeed 'Book You're Going to Love in 2021'**
'With stunningly lyrical writing, Greeley elevates Austen-inspired fiction onto a whole new plane.' - Natalie Jenner, author of The Jane Austen Society
As a fussy baby, Anne was prescribed laudanum to quiet her and has been given the opium-heavy syrup ever since, on account of her continuing ill health. While Lady Catherine is outraged when Darcy chooses not to marry her daughter, Anne barely even notices.
But little by little, she comes to see that what she has always been told is an affliction of nature might in fact be one of nurture - and one, therefore, that she can beat. She finally throws away her laudanum and seeks refuge at the London home of her cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam.
Suddenly wide awake to the world but utterly unprepared, Anne must forge a new identity among those who have never seen the real her - including herself.
With its wit, sensuality and compassion, The Heiress is a sparklingly rebellious novel that takes a shadowy figure from the background of beloved classic Pride & Prejudice and throws her into the light.
'Haunting. The Heiress has all the hallmarks of nineteenth-century Gothic, which doesn't shy away from "modern" ills, such as the opiate crisis, Munchausen syndrome by proxy, and homophobia. Highly recommended.' - Finola Austin, author of Bronte's Mistress
**A Buzzfeed 'Book You're Going to Love in 2021'**
'With stunningly lyrical writing, Greeley elevates Austen-inspired fiction onto a whole new plane.' - Natalie Jenner, author of The Jane Austen Society
As a fussy baby, Anne was prescribed laudanum to quiet her and has been given the opium-heavy syrup ever since, on account of her continuing ill health. While Lady Catherine is outraged when Darcy chooses not to marry her daughter, Anne barely even notices.
But little by little, she comes to see that what she has always been told is an affliction of nature might in fact be one of nurture - and one, therefore, that she can beat. She finally throws away her laudanum and seeks refuge at the London home of her cousin, Colonel Fitzwilliam.
Suddenly wide awake to the world but utterly unprepared, Anne must forge a new identity among those who have never seen the real her - including herself.
With its wit, sensuality and compassion, The Heiress is a sparklingly rebellious novel that takes a shadowy figure from the background of beloved classic Pride & Prejudice and throws her into the light.
'Haunting. The Heiress has all the hallmarks of nineteenth-century Gothic, which doesn't shy away from "modern" ills, such as the opiate crisis, Munchausen syndrome by proxy, and homophobia. Highly recommended.' - Finola Austin, author of Bronte's Mistress
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"Pride and Prejudice retellings abound, but none are quite like Molly Greeley's." - Oprahmag.com
"Greeley is faithful to the original story, while creating an imaginative and vivid inner life for the beleaguered Anne. This inventive novel will delight Pride and Prejudice fans, and win over readers who are skeptical of Austen reimaginings." - Booklist (starred review)
"A perfectly joyful read."
- Book Page
"Greeley's expert imaginings of the life of Anne de Bourgh reveal the hidden depths of her character and highlight the societal restrictions of 19th-century women as Anne seeks to overcome her mother's domineering persona and find happiness. Historical fiction fans will be drawn to Anne's plight." - Publishers Weekly
"With stunningly lyrical writing, Greeley elevates Austen-inspired fiction-and psychological fiction in general-onto a whole new plane." - Natalie Jenner, author of The Jane Austen Society
"Greeley's storytelling is intricate, masterly, and delightfully imaginative. Highly recommended." - Library Journal (starred review)
"Haunting....Greeley shines a light on the darkness cloaking Anne de Bourgh...The result is a novel with all the hallmarks of nineteenth-century Gothic... Highly recommended." - Finola Austin, author of Bronte's Mistress
"Greeley is faithful to the original story, while creating an imaginative and vivid inner life for the beleaguered Anne. This inventive novel will delight Pride and Prejudice fans, and win over readers who are skeptical of Austen reimaginings." - Booklist (starred review)
"A perfectly joyful read."
- Book Page
"Greeley's expert imaginings of the life of Anne de Bourgh reveal the hidden depths of her character and highlight the societal restrictions of 19th-century women as Anne seeks to overcome her mother's domineering persona and find happiness. Historical fiction fans will be drawn to Anne's plight." - Publishers Weekly
"With stunningly lyrical writing, Greeley elevates Austen-inspired fiction-and psychological fiction in general-onto a whole new plane." - Natalie Jenner, author of The Jane Austen Society
"Greeley's storytelling is intricate, masterly, and delightfully imaginative. Highly recommended." - Library Journal (starred review)
"Haunting....Greeley shines a light on the darkness cloaking Anne de Bourgh...The result is a novel with all the hallmarks of nineteenth-century Gothic... Highly recommended." - Finola Austin, author of Bronte's Mistress
"Pride and Prejudice retellings abound, but none are quite like Molly Greeley's." - Oprahmag.com
"Greeley is faithful to the original story, while creating an imaginative and vivid inner life for the beleaguered Anne. This inventive novel will delight Pride and Prejudice fans, and win over readers who are skeptical of Austen reimaginings." - Booklist (starred review)
"A perfectly joyful read."
- Book Page
"Greeley's expert imaginings of the life of Anne de Bourgh reveal the hidden depths of her character and highlight the societal restrictions of 19th-century women as Anne seeks to overcome her mother's domineering persona and find happiness. Historical fiction fans will be drawn to Anne's plight." - Publishers Weekly
"With stunningly lyrical writing, Greeley elevates Austen-inspired fiction-and psychological fiction in general-onto a whole new plane." - Natalie Jenner, author of The Jane Austen Society
"Greeley's storytelling is intricate, masterly, and delightfully imaginative. Highly recommended." - Library Journal (starred review)
"Haunting....Greeley shines a light on the darkness cloaking Anne de Bourgh...The result is a novel with all the hallmarks of nineteenth-century Gothic... Highly recommended." - Finola Austin, author of Bronte's Mistress
"Greeley is faithful to the original story, while creating an imaginative and vivid inner life for the beleaguered Anne. This inventive novel will delight Pride and Prejudice fans, and win over readers who are skeptical of Austen reimaginings." - Booklist (starred review)
"A perfectly joyful read."
- Book Page
"Greeley's expert imaginings of the life of Anne de Bourgh reveal the hidden depths of her character and highlight the societal restrictions of 19th-century women as Anne seeks to overcome her mother's domineering persona and find happiness. Historical fiction fans will be drawn to Anne's plight." - Publishers Weekly
"With stunningly lyrical writing, Greeley elevates Austen-inspired fiction-and psychological fiction in general-onto a whole new plane." - Natalie Jenner, author of The Jane Austen Society
"Greeley's storytelling is intricate, masterly, and delightfully imaginative. Highly recommended." - Library Journal (starred review)
"Haunting....Greeley shines a light on the darkness cloaking Anne de Bourgh...The result is a novel with all the hallmarks of nineteenth-century Gothic... Highly recommended." - Finola Austin, author of Bronte's Mistress