Maxwell, Katie

Fran is hoping to go out on a date with Benedikt, a vampire with whom she is in love.

An American living in London struggles to adapt to the unfamiliar culture and squash the voices in her head urging her to fly home on the first available flight.

A sixteen-year-old American girl named Emily chronicles her study trip to France--and her decision whether or not to take the next step with her English boyfriend--in a series of e-mails to her best friend in Seattle.

Emily Williams, a sixteen-year-old American transplant to England, decides to fulfill her work-study requirement by working on her aunt's sheep farm in Scotland for a month, and becomes involved in a competition with her mousy friend Holly for the attentions of a farmhand they have both decided is a "hottie.".

This fourth and final title in Maxwell's hilarious Emily quartet, told in a collection of e-mails, finds the teenager still in England describing her experiences to her best friend in Seattle.

Fran's hopes for passing for normal fly out the window when her mother drags her to Hungary to work with a traveling Goth fair, and she falls in love with a vampire.

Two girls discover an Egyptian archaeological dig is a lot more than surviving blistering heat and scorpions. Hot guys, a cursed bracelet, and ancient tombs make it the adventure of a lifetime. Told from the viewpoint of one of the girls, January James, an aspiring journalist.

During the summer after graduation, Emily chronicles her latest adventures over e-mail to her English friend Holly, including her college preparation mishaps, her friend Dru's wedding plans, and boyfriend Fang's health scare.