Jane Hayes/Jane Erstwhile Timeline & Summary

Jane's mother, Shirley, takes Jane to dinner with dying Great-Aunt Carolyn. Shirley is hoping to secure a hefty inheritance for Jane.
Instead, Jane gets an all-expenses-paid trip to Austenland.
Once she's all suited up in the proper corsets and bonnets, Jane meets the rest of the guests and actors at Austenland: Miss Charming, Aunt Saffronia, Colonel Andrews, and the brooding Mr. Dar—er, Mr. Nobley.
On a walk, a new gentleman grabs Jane's attention. Except he's no gentleman. Enter: Martin the Gardener.
Their fling lasts a couple of chapters, tops, before Jane turns her attention back to Mr. Nobley.
She and Mr. Nobley flirt while doing various 19th-century activities, including horseback riding and croquet.
During a play that Miss Charming puts on, Jane and Mr. Nobley finally fall in love. But Jane thinks it's all an act, so she gets back with Martin instead.
Then Mrs. Wattlesbrook reveals that Martin's romance was all an act too. So Jane leaves Austenland, sad and alone. Until…
At the airport, both Martin and Mr. Nobley—real name: Henry Jenkins—show up to fight for her affections.
Henry wins, and flies back to New York with Jane, securing our girl her happily ever after.