Saucy opinions like "The person, be it gentleman or lady, who has no pleasure in a good novel must be intolerably stupid." won Suzan Lauder, who thought, "I have to read more by this woman who writes with such snarky humour!" And another Jane Austen fanatic was captured in the clever dead author's net. Austen figures in Lauder's writing, as Pride and Prejudice has inspired all her fictional works.Her latest novel, "Letter from Ramsgate," will be released in October 2016 by Meryton Press. It's a Regency romance with nail-biting drama aimed at anyone who's enjoyed Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice." This follows Suzan's unique adult-rated Austen-inspired Regency romance with a mystery twist, "Alias Thomas Bennet," which was published by Meryton Press in 2013, and her short modern romance, "Delivery Boy," which was featured in Meryton Press's 2015 Holiday anthology, "Then Comes Winter." The anthology was included on "Best of 2015" lists by three influential Book Review bloggers, and is suitable for readers of all ages. Lauder's fascination with the Regency period inspired her creative blog series, the "Thrift Shop Regency Costume Experiment." She's recently started a new blog series, "Learning from my Mistakes," which shares writing tips gathered from experiences on her latest novel as well as her work as a beta editor for a popular JAFF author.Lauder and Mr. Suze alternate homes in a Vancouver Island condominium overlooking the Salish sea and a small Spanish colonial house in Mexico purchased for the benefit of two rescue tabby cats, who supervise her projects.