Heroines in literature

The titles of the following works of literature consist of the name of the female protagonist only:

Bess Streeter Aldrich[?]: Miss Bishop[?]
Jane Austen: Emma
Vicki Baum[?]: Stud. chem. Helene Willfüer[?]
Max Beerbohm: Zuleika Dobson[?]
Arnold Bennett: Anna of the Five Towns
E.F. Benson: Mapp and Lucia[?]
R.D. Blackmore[?]: Lorna Doone
Elizabeth Bowen[?]: Eva Trout[?]
Anne Bronte: Agnes Grey[?]
Charlotte Bronte: Jane Eyre and Shirley
Gwendolyn Brooks[?]: Maud Martha[?]
Larry Brown[?]: Fay[?]
Fanny Burney: Evelina[?] and Camilla[?]
James M. Cain: Mildred Pierce
Erskine Caldwell[?]: Claudelle[?]
Vera Caspary[?]: Laura[?]
Willa Cather: My Antonia[?]
Colette: Gigi
D.G. Compton[?]: The Continuous Katherine Mortenhoe[?]
Frances Snow Compton[?] (pseudonym of Henry Adams): Esther: A Novel[?]
Marie Corelli: Thelma[?]
Stephen Crane: Maggie: A Girl of the Streets[?]
Victoria Crosse[?]: Anna Lombard[?] and Martha Brown, MP[?]
E.V. Cunningham[?]: Sally[?]
Roald Dahl: Matilda
Daniel Defoe: Moll Flanders[?]
Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué: Undine[?]
R. F. Delderfield: Diana[?]
Marquis de Sade: Justine[?] and Juliette[?]
Peter Dickinson[?]: Eva[?]
Ménie Muriel Dowie[?]: Gallia[?]
Theodore Dreiser: Sister Carrie and Jennie Gerhardt[?]
George Eliot: Romola[?]
Sebastian Faulks[?]: Charlotte Gray[?]
Gustave Flaubert: Madame Bovary
Theodor Fontane: Frau Jenny Treibel[?] and Effi Briest
Margaret Forster[?]: Georgy Girl
John Galsworthy: Jocelyn[?]
Elizabeth Gaskell: Mary Barton[?] and Ruth[?]
Kaye Gibbons[?]: Ellen Foster[?]
Ellen Gilchrist[?]: Sarah Conley[?]
Ellen Glasgow[?]: Virginia[?]
H. Rider Haggard: She[?]
Thomas Hardy: Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Frances E.W. Harper[?]: Iola Leroy[?]
Oliver Wendell Holmes: Elsie Venner[?]
William Dean Howells: Annie Kilburn[?]
Marsha Hunt[?]: Joy[?]
Zora Neale Hurston: "Isis[?]"
Henrik Ibsen: Hedda Gabler
Helen Hunt Jackson[?]: Ramona[?]
Henry James: Daisy Miller[?]
Jack Kerouac: Maggie Cassidy[?]
Martin Kessel[?]: Lydia Faude[?]
Charles J. Kickham[?]: Sally Kavanagh[?]
Jamaica Kincaid[?]: Lucy[?]
Stephen King: Dolores Claiborne
Frederick Kohner[?]: Gidget[?]
Gavin Lambert[?]: Inside Daisy Clover[?]
Philip Larkin: Jill[?]
Doris Lessing: Martha Quest[?]
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing: Emilia Galotti and Miss Sara Sampson[?]
Sinclair Lewis: Ann Vickers[?]
Eliza Lynn Linton[?]: Patricia Kemball[?]
Bret Lott[?]: Jewel[?]
Patrick McGrath[?]: Martha Peake[?]
William Somerset Maugham: Liza of Lambeth and Mrs Craddock[?]
F.M. Mayor[?]: The Third Miss Symons[?]
George Meredith: Sandra Belloni[?]
L.M. Montgomery: Anne of Green Gables
George A. Moore: Esther Waters[?]
Toni Morrison: Sula[?]
Bharati Mukherjee[?]: Jasmine
Julie Myerson[?]: Laura Blundy
Vladimir Nabokov: Lolita
Freya North[?]: Polly[?]
Joyce Carol Oates[?]: Marya: A Life[?]
John O'Hara: Elizabeth Appleton[?]
Marge Piercy[?]: Vida[?]
Arthur Wing Pinero: The Second Mrs. Tanqueray
Caroline Preston[?]: Lucy Crocker 2.0[?]
Jean Racine: Andromaque[?], Athalie[?], Esther and Phedre[?]
Samuel Richardson: Pamela and Clarissa[?]
Susanna Rowson[?]: Charlotte Temple[?]
Bernice Rubens: Madame Sousatzka[?]
Willy Russell: Shirley Valentine[?]
Mark Rutherford[?]: Clara Hopgood[?]
Mary Anne Sadlier[?]: Bessy Conway; or, The Irish Girl in America[?]
Arthur Schnitzler: Therese[?]
Olive Schreiner: Undine[?] [1] (http://africanhistory.about.com/library/weekly/aa021402c.htm)
Margery Sharp[?]: Cluny Brown[?]
George Bernard Shaw: Major Barbara[?]
Irwin Shaw[?]: Lucy Crown[?]
Upton Sinclair: Sylvia[?]
Sophocles: Antigone
Terry Southern[?] & Mason Hoffenberg[?]: Candy[?]
August Strindberg: Miss Julie[?]
Booth Tarkington: Alice Adams
Leo Tolstoy: Anna Karenina
Gore Vidal: Myra Breckinridge[?]
Elizabeth von Arnim[?]: Vera[?]
Alice Walker: Meridian[?]
Mary Augusta Ward: Marcella[?]
Fay Weldon[?]: Praxis
H.G. Wells: Ann Veronica
P.G. Wodehouse: Doctor Sally[?]
Virginia Woolf: Mrs Dalloway
Herman Wouk[?]: Marjorie Morningstar[?]
Richard B. Wright[?]: Clara Callan[?]
E.H. Young[?]: Miss Mole[?]
Emile Zola: Nana[?] and Therese Raquin[?]