A novel in e-mail form, in which sixteen-year-old Emily Williams, an American living in England, struggles to adapt to the unfamiliar culture and squash the voices in her head urging her to jump on the first available flight home to Seattle.

Forty-something Chris, unsatisfied by his marriage, begins a relationship with twenty-something Roza, who claims to be the daughter of a Tito loyalist and fascinates him with stories of her alleged experiences.

Gemma and her friends from the Spence Academy return to the realms to defeat her foe, Circe, and to bind the magic that has been released.

Describes a family gathered at a house on the Scottish coast, where in later years only caretakers live. Then, the house is again filled with surviving family members.

Continues the plot and characters developed by Austen, focusing on the third sister, Margaret, and her personal metamorphosis.

The story of the virtuous, attractive servant who resists her master's advances and is rewarded by his reformation and his hand.

Tom Page, a young stable boy on the estate of a wealthy sugar merchant in eighteenth-century England, finds his life changing in unexpected ways when he is entrusted with the care of two young elephants.

Emily finds herself in an untenable position when her efforts to prove her friend Ivy's husband Robert Brandon did not kill his mentor, the odious Lord Fortescue, put her own fiance's life in danger, forcing her to bargain with her nemesis, the Countess von Lange.

Sarah Conningham, having long nursed an infatuation for her neighbor Charles Morwellan, now the eighth Earl of Meredith, is stunned when he offers for her hand in marriage, and after a whirlwind two-week courtship she agrees to wed, only to have her passionate fiance turn into a remote husband.