Jane Austen died in 1817 without finishing Sanditon. It was a great satire on the new way of life in the post-Napoleonic period. The novel haunted many writers, and in 2000, Julia Barrett completed it in the manner of Jane herself, consistently revealing the characters of the characters. England at the beginning of the 19th century. Charlotte, a young, beautiful girl with all possible virtues, finds herself in a small seaside town and witnesses the general madness that has gripped its inhabitants. Residents of Sanditon are harboring plans to transform the mediocre town into a fashionable seaside resort. But, as we know, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Which is what Jane Austen talks about in her characteristic ironic manner. It is not possible to build a healing paradise, but couples in love receive their consolation prize: each of them finds happiness in a family union, sealed - which is important - by a decent fortune.