My Lady Jane

No. It's a comedic alternate history "not entirely true story" inspired by the real Lady Jane Grey, who briefly reigned as Queen of England in 1553. The authors keep the broad historical outline (Jane's forced marriage and short reign) but invent a fantasy world where some people, called Eðians, can transform into animals.

No. My Lady Jane (2016) is followed by My Plain Jane (2018), My Calamity Jane (2020), My Contrary Mary (2021), My Imaginary Mary (2022) and My Salty Mary (2024), but each is a standalone story with its own cast, loosely connected by the same alternate-history premise. You can start with whichever one interests you most.

Yes. The novel was adapted into a television series that premiered on Prime Video in June 2024, but the show departs significantly from the book in tone and plot details. The show was cancelled after one season. My Lady Jane was also a New York Times bestseller and made YALSA's 2017 Best Fiction for Young Adults list.