Books in The Elizabeth Series
| Title | Publication date | Length | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| University Interrupted | ||||||||||
| Elizabeth Wakefield's sister and her boyfriend betrayed her. Her parents are against her. Going overseas is the perfect idea. | ||||||||||
| London Calling | ||||||||||
| Elizabeth has a job as a maid in a motel as Elizabeth Bennet. | ||||||||||
| A Royal Pain | ||||||||||
| Downstairs, Upstairs | ||||||||||
| Max's Choice | ||||||||||
| I need you | ||||||||||
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