Molly Greeley Books in Order

Charlotte Collins tends her household and tolerates her awkward husband after a practical marriage in Austen's world. Meeting a local farmer who listens to her awakens unfamiliar emotional intimacy, prompting questions about duty, security, and the value of love.

Sheltered Anne de Bourgh begins questioning whether her supposed illness has been sustained by the laudanum given to her since childhood. Seeking refuge in London, she confronts unfamiliar freedom and the difficult task of discovering her own identity.

Pedro Gonzales, whose body is covered in hair, is brought to France's royal court and married to merchant's daughter Catherine. This historical novel follows their unfamiliar partnership as they navigate courtly exploitation, family bonds, and the longing for acceptance.