Love, Austen Books in Order

Bennet Kenne's difficult first meeting with wealthy lawyer Darcy Tilney does little to prepare him for their mutual attraction. This contemporary gay retelling of Pride and Prejudice follows romantic misunderstandings shaped by pride and snap judgments.

Cameron Morland understands fictional romance better than real courtship. Meeting confident Henry Tilney pushes him to pursue the love he wants, in a contemporary gay reworking of Northanger Abbey filled with misunderstandings and a neo-gothic mansion.

Elliot Anneston once pushed away Scottish transfer student Wentworth McAllister with a lie about his feelings. Years later, sharing an office brings them together again, forcing the skilled debater to confront the love and regret he has carried.

After his best friend marries, Lake distracts himself by arranging romances for others. His friend's father Knight warns him against meddling, but Lake's confidence in his matchmaking skills keeps him from recognizing the possibilities closer to home.

Finley moves into a wealthy household when his mother remarries, facing a stepfather hostile to his sexuality. Attraction to his new stepbrother Ethan makes belonging more complicated, as the two young men confront family boundaries and conflicting loyalties.