Elizabeth Little Books in Order

Elizabeth Little explores the peculiarities of languages around the world, from grammatical gender and noun forms to translation mishaps. Humorous examples reveal how unfamiliar linguistic structures shape expression and expose assumptions English speakers take for granted.

Traveling across the United States, Elizabeth Little investigates languages that survive beyond English, from Basque and Gullah to immigrant tongues. Her encounters connect speech with migration, local history, cultural identity, and the pressures of assimilation.

Released after ten years in prison for her mother's murder, former celebrity Janie Jenkins still doubts her own innocence. Following a cryptic clue to South Dakota, she investigates her mother's past while evading renewed public scrutiny.

Film editor Marissa Dahl joins a troubled production on a secluded island, where the movie revisits an unsolved murder. Strange incidents and two teenage investigators draw her into questions about the crime and her missing predecessor.

After her father’s death derails her national security career, Juno Hardwick works as a Los Angeles bouncer. A former CIA friend recruits her to protect an investigative journalist, but the assignment conceals dangerous motives and conflicting loyalties.