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Bridget Jones’s Diary by Helen Fielding FIC FIE
This laugh-out-loud chronicle charts a year in the life of Bridget Jones, a single girl on a permanent, doomed quest for self-improvement.

Cassandra and Jane by Jill Pitkeathley FIC PIT
Following Jane Austen's untimely death in 1817 at age 41, her most beloved sister destroyed most of their correspondence; in her first novel, Pitkeathley attempts to fill in the gaps through the eyes of Cassandra, Jane's closest confidante and sharpest critic.

Confessions of a Jane Austen Addict by Laurie Viera Rigler FIC RIG
Courtney Stone, a single Los Angeles woman recovering from a broken engagement, wakes up after a night of reading Jane Austen novels, to find herself inhabiting the body of a well-to-do lady in nineteenth-century England.

The Darcy Connection by Elizabeth Aston FIC AST
Aston's latest foray into Austendom (after Mrs. Darcy's Daughters) follows the children of Elizabeth Bennet's friend Mrs. Collins, who married the uninspired vicar Collins, now an uninspired bishop.

The Jane Austen Book Club by Karen Fowler FIC FOW
Five women and one man meet to discuss Jane Austen's novels. Over the six months marriages are tested, affairs begin, unsuitable arrangements become suitable, and love happens.

Jane Austen in Boca by Paula Marantz Cohen FIC COH
Eligible men are scarce in Boca. When good-hearted meddler Carol Newman learns that the wealthy and personable Norman Grafstein has lost his wife, she resolves to marry him off to her lonely mother-in-law, May.

Lady Catherine's Necklace by Joan Aiken FIC AIK
Aiken's latest sequel to Jane Austen's work centers on Pride and Prejudice's Lady Catherine de Bourgh and the inhabitants of Rosings Park. During an unusual April snowstorm, Ralph Delaval and his sister Priscilla have a carriage accident and arrive at Rosings seeking aid.

Letters to Pemberley: the First Year by Jane Dawkins FIC DAW
This epistolary novel picks up where Pride and Prejudice left off. Drafting 25 letters from the newly wed Elizabeth Darcy to her sister Jane, Dawkins seeks to describe Elizabeth's first months as mistress of Pemberley.

The Lost Memoirs of Jane Austen by Syrie James FIC JAM
What if Jane Austen’s memoirs were discovered after hundreds of years? That’s the premise behind this novel, which delves into the secrets of Austen’s life, giving readers insights into her mind and heart.

Mr. Darcy Presents His Bride by Helen Halsted FIC HAL
When Elizabeth Bennett marries the brooding, passionate Mr. Darcy, she is thrown into the exciting world of London society. She makes a powerful friend in the Marchioness of Englebury but the jealousy among her ladyship's circle threatens to destroy Elizabeth's happiness.

Mr. Darcy Takes a Wife by Linda Berdoll FIC BER
In this rollicking sequel to Pride and Prejudice the Darcys begin their married life as one of the happiest, most in-love couples imaginable.

Pemberley: or Pride and Prejudice Continued by Emma Tennant FIC TEN
As happy as she has been living in relative seclusion with Mr. Darcy and his sister Georgiana at Pemberley, Elizabeth is sensible that the time has come to invite her mother and sister to visit her. What begins as a small and manageable family party soon grows all out of proportion.