Emily Franklin Books in Order

Newly out of grad school, Laney drives from California back to Boston with a box of mix tapes and a head full of memories. When her mother joins the trip, the road turns into a reckoning with family, love, and the soundtrack of her life.

Summer is over, and Love returns to Hadley Hall feeling oddly alone. With her father distracted, friendships shifting, and a mysterious London exchange student living in her house, the new semester starts with more questions than answers.

New sophomore Love Bukowski arrives at elite Hadley Hall, where her father is the principal and her imagination runs ahead of reality. Between friendship drama, boys, and family questions, she tries to turn fantasy into a life that actually fits.

Back from London, Love returns to Hadley Hall just as Aunt Mable faces breast cancer and old relationships start tugging at her again. Asher grows distant, Jacob reappears, and new truths about her mother make home feel less steady than ever.

Love Bukowski heads to London for a term at drama school and a chance to reinvent herself. Between homesickness, new friends, family worries, and an off limits British crush, the adventure gets complicated fast.

This linked story collection follows Jenna, Lucy, and the friends, lovers, and relatives orbiting their lives. Moving from girlhood into adulthood, it explores how female friendship can steady, wound, and reshape a life.

At an exclusive Alpine ski resort, Harley, Melissa, and Lily try to reinvent themselves through demanding jobs, romance, and secrecy. Each girl wants a fresh start, but hiding the past only makes the winter messier.

This anthology gathers essays by women about the truths, myths, and surprises of life in your twenties. Funny, candid, and wide ranging, it looks at work, friendship, love, and the gap between what young adulthood promises and what it delivers.

Love meets her half sister in Los Angeles, then rushes to Martha's Vineyard after a call from her long absent mother. Back home, Charlie has changed, Jacob resurfaces, and long buried family questions come painfully close.

Back at the resort, Melissa is torn between two boys, Lily's heart is still somewhere far away, and Harley uncovers secrets that could wreck the group's trust. Work gets harder as friendship becomes the real thing on the line.

Love heads to Martha's Vineyard for a summer at Aunt Mable's café with Arabella. A family clue hunt, college worries, and complicated feelings about Jacob turn break into another season of discovery.

Sixteen-year-old artist Jenny has never felt at home in her sports obsessed family and knows her biological father only as donor 142. Searching for a half sibling, she hopes to find herself and instead upends everything.

In this modern retelling of Cyrano de Bergerac, Cyrie is witty, athletic, and tired of being reduced to jokes about her nose. When her crush likes her shy friend, Cyrie writes the emails that say what she cannot.

For her final year at Hadley Hall, Love Bukowski moves into the dorms with enemy Lindsay, juggles Charlie and Jacob, and prepares to reunite with her mother and half sister. Romance shifts, but family and self knowledge matter more.

Melissa, Harley, and Lily leave the ski resort for Nevis, where new jobs, beach heat, and fresh crushes test their bond. Freedom looks tempting, but each girl still has unfinished business trailing behind her.

Liana swears off kissing to focus on planetary science. Hank, a music obsessed boy with Asperger's, meets her by chance, and their awkward, funny friendship slowly grows into something bigger than either expected.

Teen TV stars Charlie and Aaron are told to fake a romance to save their show. When Aaron is falsely outed and the whole glossy setup collapses, they have to figure out who they are without the script.

Lifelong friends Lucas and Tessa are thrown into chaos when he asks her to prom and she comes out instead. As Tessa plans to go in a tux with the girl she likes, their small town erupts around them.

This music anthology gathers writers and musicians remembering the first time Cocteau Twins changed the way they listened. Emily Franklin is one of many contributors reflecting on memory, fandom, and the strange power of a song.

On the night before graduation, three best friends lock themselves inside a condemned movie theater and dare themselves to stay until sunrise. As the hours pass, old secrets, hurt feelings, and fear of the future rise with them.

In her first poetry collection, Franklin writes about memory, motherhood, grief, inheritance, and the emotional lives of ordinary objects. These poems are intimate and observant, always alert to what love and loss leave behind.

This historical novel follows Isabella Stewart Gardner from her uneasy start in Boston society to the making of her museum. Grief, travel, art, and stubborn independence shape a woman determined to live on her own terms.

Claire Clairmont tells her side of the stormy 1816 summer by Lake Geneva, where Mary Shelley, Percy Shelley, Byron, and Polidori circle one another in art, desire, and betrayal. It is a vivid reimagining of the world around Frankenstein.