Tales from New London Series

Winter Darcy has her priorities straight: protect her best friend, reconnect with her brother, and survive senior year. Boyfriends? Crushes? Not in the plan. But life hasn't cared about her plans in the past, so really, she should have expected the Bennet brothers.   \John is a threat to her best friend's, Charlie's recovery. Elliot is Darcy's personal stumbling block. And then there's Darcy's brother, who hasn't spoken to her in months. Her life is scattered, but her heart is in the right place.   Fresh, funny, and achingly relatable, this gender-flipped Pride and Prejudice follows Darcy's socially awkward exploits in love, friendship, heartache, and learning that she's not always right.

Emmett Woodhouse, handsome, clever, and… a bit of an idiot.   Gigi Knightley's life has revolved around Emmett Woodhouse, one way or another, since they were babies. As his best friend, confidant, and trusted advisor in the field of wing-manning, Gigi is by his side and ready to help. They're always there for each other. They tell each other everything.   Except one thing: Gigi is determined to never admit that she's in love with him. Why would she? He doesn't date.   Emmett galivants through their social circles, matching couple after couple. Some pair perfectly together, but others… Well, Emmett lets his ego get in the way of true love a time or two. And he's always been blind when it comes to Gigi.   Between the annoyingly perfect Jacob Fairfax, the enigmatic Frank Churchill, and the cunning Penelope Elton, Emmett's heart is in the right place, but his head is easily distracted. Emmett and Gigi's relationship will be tested again and again in this fresh, funny, heartfelt retelling of Jane Austen's Emma.