Reay interweaves classic book characters and references, colorful descriptions, and tantalizing depictions of British literary/artsy tourist spots with a captivating, romantic storyline. Recommend to lovers of excellent storytelling.
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4 stars. 'Reay's latest is an enjoyable trip to Europe, although at times it reads more like a travel narrative than a novel. Readers less ... Read morefamiliar with the Bronte sisters' books might have a difficult time, yet the redemption of the characters is heartfelt and the plot is unpredictable.'
RT Book Reviews
'Quotations and allusions flow freely in Reay's third tribute to the female giants of English literature . . . the finely drawn characters, flawed and authentic, dominate and ground the story emotionally. Lucy realizes that her beloved Bronte characters know more about God and grace than she ever suspected. Fans may find themselves unearthing their classic novels after savoring this skillfully written homage.
Publishers Weekly, starred review
Great works of literature and other priceless antiques populate Reay's thoughtful tribute to the Bronte sisters. The moral ambiguity makes the story more modern than its premise would suggest
-and proves how well its source material holds up over time.
Kirkus Reviews
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