title: Emma: A Latter-day Tale
author:  Rebecca H. Jamison 
description: "...[a] funny, well-paced Mormon-themed take on Austen's often retold classic...Jamison's writing is engaging and full of vivid, amusing lines..." -- Publisher's Weekly --Publisher's Weekly
zlib_text: **“Miss Emma Lynn is certainly no serving-wench.”**
  
  “Well, she’s certainly a dashed pretty female.”
  
  Benedict raised his eyes from their contemplation of the liquid in his glass.
  “Didn’t you notice the way she spoke? Her voice was educated—that of a lady.”
  
  “Yes, now you come to mention it,” Harry remarked. “Deuced odd.”
  
  “Most intriguing,” Benedict agreed. “I think it might behove me to further my
  acquaintance with Miss Emma Lynn.”
  
  Harry didn’t attempt to hide his astonishment. “What, you? Break one of your
  golden rules by tampering with a serving-wench?”
  
  “Oh, no. I have no intention of—er—tampering at all.” The thoughtful
  expression remained as Benedict continued to study the contents of his glass.
  “All the same, I think the landlady would be well advised to maintain her
  strict vigil where Miss Emma Lynn is concerned.”
  
  _**ANNE ASHLEY**_
  
  was born and educated in Leicester, England. She lived for a time in Scotland,
  but now lives in the West of England with two cats, her two sons,