2004 - 'Can You Keep a Secret?' by Kinsella
Bantam
Emma Corrigan tells all her secrets to a stranger on a plane, which she figures is harmless. Of course, that stranger turns out to be the new CEO of her company, and Monday morning she has to deal with the repercussions of working with a man who knows everything about her.
2004 - 'Shopaholic and Sister' by Kinsella
Dell
When Becky returns from her honeymoon, she finds out that she has a long lost sister. She can't wait to meet her, but when she does, she finds out her sister hates shopping! Can these two very different women bond?
2005 - 'The Undomestic Goddess' by Kinsella
Bantam
Twenty-nine year old Samantha Sweeting is a lawyer in London who makes a huge mistake that costs her a chance to be partner in her firm. In the stress, she ends up applying to be a housekeeper even though she doesn't know how to cook and clean. She gets the job, then must work to pull her life together.
2007 - 'Shopaholic & Baby' by Kinsella
Bantam Dell
Shopaholic & Baby is the fifth installment in Sophie Kinsella's popular Shopaholic series. Fans of the series will be delighted by Becky Brandon's adventures in pregnancy, but if you didn't like the first books, you'll probably be frustrated by Shopaholic & Baby as well.
2008 - 'Remember Me' by Kinsella
Dial Press
Remember Me was published by the Dial Press in February 2008. It is about Lexi Smart, a woman who wakes up in a hospital convinced it is 2004. Really, it is three years later. She can't remember those three years, but somehow she is a successful businesswoman with a handsome millionaire husband. Lexi tries to figure out how her life got this way and who she really is.
2009 - 'Twenties Girl' by Kinsella
Random House
Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella is about Lara, a busy twenty-something-year-old who gets visited by the ghost of her great-aunt Sadie (from the twenties). She gets enlisted to find Sadie's missing necklace, and must deal with the ghost and everyday life.
2010 - 'Mini Shopaholic' by Kinsella
Random House
At some point a couple novels ago, Sophie Kinsella announced that she planned to end her wildly popular Shopaholic series. Then, perhaps, she remembered how lucrative it is to write books that are sure to become bestsellers. Mini Shopaholic is the seventh book about Becky Brandon, the heroine introduced in Confessions of a Shopaholic. In Mini Shopaholic, Becky must deal with a stubborn two year old with expensive tastes, and tries to cheer up her husband by throwing him a surprise birthday party.
2012 - 'I've Got Your Number' by Kinsella
Random House
I've Got Your Number is the story of Poppy Wyatt, a woman who loses her engagement ring and phone in the same afternoon. She finds someone else's phone abandoned in a trash can and decides to use it to report her stolen ring, but the phone does much more. It connects her to the owner, and turns her life upside down.
