In California's Sacramento Valley six people meet once a month to discuss Jane Austen's novels. They are ordinary people, neither happy nor unhappy, but all wounded in different ways, all mixed up about their lives and their relationships. Over the six months they meet marriages are tested, affars begin, unsuitable arrangements become suitable and under the guiding eye of Jane Austen some of them even fall in love...

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

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Later March 1st

The book hadn't moved in The Fig Tree so I'm taking it to Martha's Pantry where I will leave it as more books get caught and journalled there than out here in Upper Hutt.

Well I thought this was on my wishlist, but upon further research, it isn't! Clearly loosing my mind in my old age ;)

Taken from the OBCZ at Martha's Pantry...will read and release :-)

Didn't strike me as awesome, but good enough to keep reading. Not sure if it was just because I had a long gap in the middle, and came back halfway through a chapter that I only half had an idea of what was happening.

I feel like I should give it another chance, but can't really be bothered, so I'll take it off to a meetup in a few weeks.

Hope the next person enjoys it more!