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Paperback ISBN: 978-1-926712-61-1
eBook ISBN: 978-1-926712-64-2

Gothic novel reader Catherine Morland is invited to the resort town of Bath to take part in the winter season of balls, and other fun. It is there she meets Henry Tilney, with whom she shares a dance and talks. But then the young man disappears, leaving Catherine alone. Her friend Isabella’s brother, John, arrives, is taken with her and pursues her. In a surprise move, Henry comes back to Bath and invites Catherine to stay with them at their home, Northanger Abbey. Thinking this place must be like those in her books, Catherine expects a world of fearful intrigue and mystery. There’s nothing strange about Northanger Abbey, unfortunately, but there is a mystery Catherine brings upon herself involving Henry’s father and the death of his mother. Catherine is determined to know why Mr. Tilney doesn’t seem affected by his wife’s death, no matter how much trouble it may cause. Northanger Abbey is a novel of romance and mystery by the acclaimed author, Jane Austen.

Paperback ISBN: 978-1-926712-59-8
eBook ISBN: 978-1-926712-66-6

Left to take care of her daughters Elinor, Marianne and Margaret alone, Mrs. Dashwood does her best with the little she’s left with after her husband passes away. However, things become difficult when John, the late Mr. Dashwood’s son from his first marriage, moves to Norland with his wife Fanny. Soon, thanks to disappointment in a potential suitor for Elinor, Mrs. Dashwood and the girls leave and are offered a cottage by her cousin on his Devonshire estate in Barton Park. It is there they try to make a life for themselves. Through a series of happenstances, the girls are paired off with gentlemen who either come to their rescue or are merely introduced. It is evident the solemn Colonel Brandon has feelings for Marianne, and when Edward Ferrars, who was attracted to Elinor when they first met back in Norland, visits Devonshire, Elinor hopes his feelings for her haven’t died. But life seldom gives you anything easily and this is something the Dashwood sisters must come to terms with, especially when it comes to matters of love. Jane Austen shows her incredible ability to write timeless romantic classics in Sense and Sensibility.