Lindsay Emory: 7 books

It's not a royal wedding, but it's close! Senator and Mrs. Ramsey's youngest daughter is sure to be the loveliest June bride that the exclusive compound at Virtue Cove, Maine, has ever seen. But first, there's a barrage of Wedding Week festivities to endure...um, enjoy. And dogs. (So many dogs.) While...

Caroling Mermaids, Snow in Florida, and Matchmaking Parrots – Who can Resist Love in Mistletoe Key? Mistletoe Key takes Christmas traditions very seriously. So when Eliza Hart advocates for a gender-inclusive Santa late one night on public radio, she inadvertently sets off an historic island-wide...

When We Were Young was originally published in The Last Plus One, an anthology with USA TODAY Bestselling author Ophelia London and Alexandra Haughton. Claire Portelli has helped plan every minute detail of her best friend's wedding and when there's a last minute groomsman substitution she...

“We’ll be sisters ’til we die…” In the second installment of Lindsay Emory’s Sorority Sisters Mystery series, chapter advisor Margot Blythe must expose a sorority row assassin … before she becomes the killer’s next target. Three months into her tenure as the Sutton College...

For fans of The Princess Diaries and The Royal We comes a fun and daring novel about a modern-day princess who teams up with a spy to find out what happened to the fiancé who left her at the altar—and who just might get her own fairytale in the process. Princess Theodora Isabella Victoria...

Spencer Hightower's job is cleaning up other people's messes. And she is damn good at it. Unfortunately, being a supremely organized workaholic, she doesn't always easily meet guys—until Liam Connelly shows up, all high-powered and really, really sexy. Sure, he makes Spencer's pulse thump...but...

"We'll be sisters 'til we die…" Margot Blythe is a professional sorority girl. As a Sisterhood Mentor for her beloved Delta Beta, she travels to colleges around the country, advising on serious sorority issues (and picking up all the gossip along the way). Margot is thrilled when she's invited...