In Emma Woodhouse’s imprudent attempts to meddle in her friends’ love lives, she is counseled and criticized by her brother-in-law, whose attentions are motivated by more than just brotherly love.

Romola Garai is Jane Austen’s fickle heroine, fatally convinced she is good at matchmaking, but unaware she is playing a dangerous game that might finally force her to grow up.

The daughter of a rich widower struggles to cope with newfound wealth, blossoming love, and independence from her domineering father.

You don't need to know Dickens' novels to fall in love with these stories. The world of Dickens has been realized and reimagined as his most iconic characters live side by side and take on new journeys of love, scandal, and intrigue.

Elizabeth Gaskell's tale of love across class divides, where a girl of privilege experiences the hardships of the working class firsthand.

Gustave Flaubert's tale of a bored housewife whose yearning for excitement leads to ruin, heartbreak, and tragedy.

Charlotte Bronte's classic novel springs vibrantly to life in this lavish and slightly steamy adaptation, featuring Ruth Wilson (Luther) in her TV debut as the titular "poor, obscure, plain and little" heroine.

George Eliot’s tale of provincial life on the brink of momentous change, where the Industrial Revolution will split a town into two opposing factions.

Keeley Hawes (Stonehouse) and Rachael Stirling (Wild Bill) star in this tempestuous tale of love and life, where a naïve girl discovers both romance and pain in the decadent world of bohemian 1890s London.

Set in England during the swinging sixties, this medical drama mixes humor, love and bitter power struggles as it follows the staff and patients at a cottage hospital.