"As to intense passion, I am convinced that it is no desirable feeling" - Charlotte Bronte, 1840. Shy young scholar Sara Frost's unsuccessful search for the lost love letters of Charlotte Bronte hasn't won her any favours at her university, particularly now the glamorous new Head of Princess Diana Studies has introduced her media-savvy exploits to the staid halls of academia. But, it's not until Sara's fiance suddenly leaves her that she begins to question her life's vocation. How can she reconcile the mythology of romance with the harsh reality of modern love? As she tentatively re-enters the dating scene, Sara is to discover that the life and writings of Charlotte Bronte have more to teach her than she could ever have guessed about the perils and pitfalls of the 21st-century relationship game.

Sending this off to Wubbaducky

Arrived safe and sound about a month ago but in the midst of my house move, I've been terrible at journalling arriving books so many apologies! I'm looking forward to reading this though once I'm done unpacking as I've heard much about this book!

I enjoyed the book although I'm not entirely sure how I feel about the ending yet. In theory, I liked it but I think there was something about the way the ending was written that left me somewhat unsatisfied. I wouldn't have liked it any other way and indeed, would have been disappointed by an alternative ending but there's something I can't quite put my finger on that left me feeling slightly unsatisfied. However, I did enjoy the rest of the book - thank you for sharing this!

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

To be released somewhere in Hanwell/West Ealing