Mansfield Park is the third published novel by Jane Austen, first published in 1814. Mansfield Park is largely considered to be one of Jane Austen's most ambitious novels, a darkly satirical glimpse into morality and social mobility within the nineteenth-century British class system.

After her impoverished family sends her to live with her wealthy aunt and uncle at opulent Mansfield Park, Fanny Price finds her life forever changed by the aristocratic Bertrams and the city-dwelling Crawford siblings. But is it for the better? While the others seem content to abandon what's right to further their own interests, Fanny decides to hold true to her heart—a choice that will make or break her future.

With its suggestion of adultery and written with all the wit and style of the mature Jane Austen, this is the work of an increasingly experienced writer at the peak of her powers.