The Stage Kiss

Praise

Praise for The Stage Kiss:
“Things heat up backstage in Jones’s slow-burning enemies-to-lovers debut . . . Echoes of Pride and Prejudice add even more fun . . . This is a treat.”
—Publishers Weekly

“A modern day Lizzie and Darcy . . . This inspired rom-com take on Jane Austen sparkles, with its unique setting and well-interpreted characters.”
—Library Journal

“Fans of Austen’s classic will adore debut romance author Jones’ retelling.”
—Booklist Reviews

“A clever and charming retelling of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice that’s sure to appeal to fans of Bridgerton and Abby Jimenez alike.”
—Shelf Awareness, Best Book of the Week

“The story reimagines rather than reinvents Pride and Prejudice, keeping it an entertaining read.”
—Jane Austen Society of North America

“A cleverly crafted and fun read from start to finish, The Stage Kiss by Amelia Jones is rom-com storytelling at its very best.”
—Midwest Book Review

“A fun rom-com, with interesting characters, and a look at life during a play on the road. Fans of this genre will like this one.”
—Red Carpet Crash

“My favorite book this year! Achingly romantic and addictively readable, The Stage Kiss is sexy, swoony perfection. Amelia Jones is a romance mastermind and I can’t wait to read what she writes next.”
—Alexandria Bellefleur, award winning author of Written in the Stars and The Fiancee Farce

“This fresh and addictive Austen retelling sparkles with Broadway drama as it delivers sizzling tension both on and off stage. With a page turning slow burn, a perfectly imperfect hero, and chemistry for days—if ever a book could be described as a feast for the eyes, The Stage Kiss is it!”
—Anna E. Collins – author of Love at First Spite and A Life in Bloom

“Chemistry between the leads heats up the stage in this romantic ode to the theatre. The enemies to lovers trope shines like a spotlight and Jones’ characters keep readers hooked right through to curtain call.” 
—Sophie Sullivan, author of Ten Rules for Faking It

“A fun and witty take on Jane Austen’s classic that gives us a peek behind the curtain at all the drama in the professional theatre world.”
—Brianne Moore, author of A Bright Young Thing and All Stirred Up