“Bridget Jones meets every classic novel you've ever loved. . . With a feisty heroine navigating society on her own terms, this is like finding an unearthed Jane Austen book you never knew about.” ―Stylist

"The uniqueness makes it fresh and utterly charming. Emma is a sprightly, winning and witty protagonist who you root for from the off as she spars with Archibald and Matilde, the loathsome cousins she is forced to move in with. There are thrilling scrapes, escapades and mysteries to solve, but for all the fun and fizz there is a weight, too. . ." ―Bookseller

“I hoovered up these books in a matter of days. I am obsessed.” ―Jennie Godfrey, author of The List of Suspicious Things

“Emma might share the sunny wonder of Anne Shirley, but her wit and modernity are pure Elizabeth Bennet.” ―New York Times Book Review

“Fresh, cheerful and fizzing with fun.” ―Daily Mail (UK)

“Each new diary-day brings delights, grief, vengeance, odd social interactions ― with a hot vicar, the shadowy neighbour, her vile cousin and outrageous friends.” ―Sainsbury’s Magazine

“Written with the lightest of touches and keen wit.” ―New Zealand Listener

“A delightfully witty and charming historical novel, this story sparkles with memorable characters and an irresistibly quirky heroine. . . . A laugh-out-loud read with plenty of heart.” ―Woman’s Own

“Satisfied my craving for a relatable heroine after enjoying the TV adaptation of The Other Bennet Sister” ―Red magazine (UK)

“If Austen and Bronte had a baby with Bridget Jones, she'd be Emma M. Lion. Super charming, super moreish. . . this series has garnered a mega following for a reason.” ―Mamamia (AU)

“Every now and then, a novel comes along and is completely addictive. . . Lovely, escapist fiction that will appeal to young and old.” ―New Zealand Women’s Weekly

“Loved the BBC's The Other Bennet Sister? May we introduce Emma M. Lion, a period heroine with gumption.” ―Grazia