Elizabeth: Thanks for posting a comment on one of my posts on my new WordPress blog, and for tweeting it also! I'm knee deep in book promotion, and appreciate all the support I've received from my blogger friends. And other friends and family are supporting it, too. It seems to be selling well.

My helper finally got the Google Friend Connect icon on my new WordPress blog. As of today, it's up! Bloggers on blogspot like this, and now I can keep track of my followers, too. Though I've got to devise another scheme to really keep them without Blogger.

I love the Brontes, too. There are just SO many good books to read. I just wish I could buy all of them. This would definitely be on my list. I'll see if it's an ebook. They usually cost less.
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The Brontes are fascinating people. I'm glad you reviewed an adult book. I've tried reading YA books, but can never seem to get into them. It takes a special talent to read and write YA and children's books. And yours is a good review.

YEAH! I do enjoy the occasional reworking of Bronte and Austen. Have you read The Eyre Affair? It's a tongue-in-cheek S.F. reworking of Jane Eyre and had me giggling the entire way. And I am NOT a giggler. ;) This one sounds like fun. I'll have to check it out. Thanks!

This sounds like a lot of fun. I would think a lot of YA readers would enjoy it as well. Thanks for posting an interesting review.

Who wouldn't want to read a book with a title like this one? I love the idea of mixing up famous characters with the book's protagonists.

Michelle

Great review. The book sounds really fun. I like how it's hard for the governess to figure out what's real and what isn't - that intrigues me!

This book sounds fun! I was never a Bronte fan, but I do love the English sense of humor. :)

Ann, glad everything is working well and I hope your book does well. I know what you mean about so many books! And so many GOOD books, that's the problem! How to find time to read them.

Richard, I think this is a book YA readers would like, too. Heck, when I was a teenager, I liked a lot of adult books that now qualify as YA but didn't then.

Victoria, I haven't read the Eyre affair, but now I would like to!

Rosi, Michelle, and Kimberly, it's a terrific book, and I think you would enjoy it so much. Great read!

Janet, yes, that British sense of humor. It can pop up at the most amazing time in a story. It's so... satisfying! BTW, thanks for following me.

I LOVED this book! I second Victoria's recommendation for The Eyre Affair: it is a lot of fun.

Have you read Daphne by Justine Picardie? Totally different tone but wonderful for a Bronte (or du Maurier) fan!

This book sounds cool. Would love to read it.Enjoyed the review.

Carrie, I AM a du Maurier fan as well as a Bronte fan. Now I have to find both those books!

Rachna, thanks, and I think you would like the book. I love how all these tips for good reads are possible in the blogosphere, don't you?

I loved Wuthering Heights, but one of my darkest secrets is that I haven't read many Bronte books or any by Jane Austen. I know! I'll rectify it one day, not quite sure how they have passed me by! This sounds an interesting tale; I like the setting.