A debut ready for representation
She’s dying to find her husband a new wife.
Mrs Greenfield the Third is high-concept upmarket women’s fiction for readers of Jojo Moyes, Beth O’Leary, Cecelia Ahern, Graeme Simsion. The second draft is complete and the full manuscript is available on request.
Everything in one place
- Title
- Mrs Greenfield the Third
- Author
- Emma-Jane Greensted
- Genre
- Upmarket women’s fiction (book-club, darkly comic)
- Comparable authors
- Jojo Moyes, Beth O’Leary, Cecelia Ahern, Graeme Simsion
- Status
- Second draft complete; seeking representation
- Themes
- Love, loss, marriage, family, grief and humour
- Rights
- All rights available, with clear screen-adaptation potential
An author ready for the room
A rare combination for a debut novelist: the craft to write it and the presence to sell it.
- Therapist and coach
- Radio presenter on Cabin FM 94.6
- Award-nominated actress, on stage and screen
- Speaker and trainer
- Budding stand-up comic
- Author of Know to Go, a self-help book for survivors of domestic abuse
- Writes the EJ Writes newsletter on Substack
Frequently asked
What genre is Mrs Greenfield the Third?
It is upmarket women’s fiction with book-club appeal: warm, darkly funny and emotionally intelligent, with a high-concept hook.
Who are the comparable authors?
Mrs Greenfield the Third is for readers who love Jojo Moyes, Beth O’Leary, Cecelia Ahern, Graeme Simsion.
Who writes like Jojo Moyes or Beth O’Leary?
Readers and agents who love Jojo Moyes, Beth O’Leary, Cecelia Ahern or Graeme Simsion will find a kindred voice in Emma-Jane Greensted, author of Mrs Greenfield the Third.
Is Emma-Jane Greensted represented?
Not yet. She is actively seeking literary representation and the full manuscript is available to agents on request.
What is the status of the manuscript?
The second draft is complete and ready to share with the right agent.
What is Emma-Jane Greensted’s author platform?
She is a therapist and coach, a radio presenter on Cabin FM 94.6, an award-nominated actress, a speaker and a budding stand-up comic, as well as the author of Know to Go, a self-help book for survivors of domestic abuse. She can write it, speak it, perform it and promote it.
Does the book have screen-adaptation potential?
Yes. With its ensemble cast, sharp dialogue and emotionally resonant, high-concept premise, the story lends itself naturally to screen.
How can an agent request the full manuscript?
Email ej@greensted.com and Emma-Jane will reply personally.
The full manuscript is available to agents on request.