Get ready for a thrilling February! From secret letters of a famous author to a gripping tale of the last woman hanged in Britain, this month’s hottest series will keep you on the edge of...

The last month of winter is heating up: new series are coming out about a hotel in Thailand, a new law firm in Los Angeles, secret letters from Jane Austen, and the last woman to be hanged in the UK. So, check out the most interesting highlights.

“Miss Austen”

Miss Austen, premieres February 2, BBC

This adaptation of Gill Hornby's bestseller tells the story of Cassandra, the sister of the famous British writer Jane Austen.

Throughout their lives, the sisters maintained a close relationship until the author's death in 1817. After that, Cassandra burned most of the letters from her late sister. The story begins with Cassandra arriving at her friend Isabella's house to find her sister's personal correspondence, which she believes could ruin her reputation forever.

As she reads the discovered letters, the young woman plunges into a void of childhood memories, emotions, family conflicts, and shattered hopes that inspired the renowned writer.

The lead role is played by Keeley Hawes, known for her role as Louisa Durrell in “The Durrells,” while her sister Jane Austen is portrayed by Faye Marsay.

“The White Lotus”

The White Lotus, premieres February 16, HBO Max, in the main photo

Even though the series is in its third season, we included it in the new releases because each season unfolds a separate story centered around various properties of a fictional hotel brand. Viewers have previously traveled with the characters to Hawaii and Sicily. This time, the events will take place in Thailand.

The plot revolves around a group consisting of representatives from different generations: a patriarch, a corporate leader, an actress, a pair of mothers, a wife from a country club, a loser, and a yoga instructor. Natasha Rothwell returns from the first season, joined by newcomers Leslie Bibb, Jason Isaacs, Michelle Monaghan, Carrie Coon, Parker Posey, Dom Heffernan, Time Taptimthong, Christian Friedel, Morgana O'Reilly, and others.

The series has won five Emmy Awards, and work on the fourth season has already begun.

“A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story”

A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story, premieres February 17, BritBox

This miniseries tells the story of Ruth Ellis, a young nightclub manager, her violent relationship with the man she coldly murdered, her arrest, the trial, and the subsequent legal battle for her release before she became the last woman hanged in the UK.

The lead role is played by Lucy Boynton. The series also features Toby Jones, Laurie Davidson, Mark Stanley, Juliet Stevenson, Jo Armstrong, Arthur Darvill, Nigel Havers, and Toby Stevens.

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“A Thousand Blows”

A Thousand Blows, premieres February 21, Hulu

This series from the creator of “Peaky Blinders” tells the story of two friends from Jamaica who become involved in the criminal underworld of London's East End in the 1880s. Here, they encounter Mary Carr (Erin Doherty), the leader of the female criminal gang “Forty Elephants.”

Initially, Ezekiel (Malachi Kirby) and his friend Alec (Francis Lovejoy) try to find their footing as boxers. Stephen Graham plays a boxer named Sugar Goodman, who is determined to protect his territory from the upstart Ezekiel.

“Suits: L.A.”

Suits: L.A., premieres February 23, NBC

This drama tells the story of a lawyer in Los Angeles who, while saving the firm during a crisis, is forced to go against his principles. The main roles are played by Stephen Amell and Josh McDermitt. The series is a spin-off of “Suits.”

Viewers are intrigued by the familiar soundtrack from the original series and the return of Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht).

In this new project, the lead role of Ted Black is played by Stephen Amell. His character, a former prosecutor from New York, has moved to California and founded a law firm. His cases are not going well, and he has to engage in activities he once despised.