| Author: | N J Dorrian | ISBN: | 9780993896354 |
| Publisher: | Nadine Doolittle | Publication: | April 25, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | N J Dorrian |
| ISBN: | 9780993896354 |
| Publisher: | Nadine Doolittle |
| Publication: | April 25, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The first in a four-book series based on the classic romantic novel, Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë: Unaware that she is dead, Cathy raps on the window of her old bedroom to rouse Heathcliff to let her in. She has found her way home at last after getting lost on the moor coming from Thrushcross Grange. But so much has changed and Heathcliff's is not the face she sees at the lattice window. As Cathy sets out to find him, she remembers their love and the cruel twists that split them apart.
In the meantime, Emily Brontë is visited by a publisher's representative named Mr. Dawson who is tasked with advising Ellis Bell to revise his novel. Shocked at finding the creator of Heathcliff is the painfully shy daughter of the local curate, Dawson demands answers. To fight for the life her original vision, Emily must reveal the source of her disturbing inspiration--a revelation that astonishes Mr. Dawson.
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N J Dorrian is the author of three literary mysteries written under a pen name. From her first reading of Wuthering Heights at the age of thirteen, she became a lifelong fan, re-reading the novel numerous times over thirty years. Emily Brontë's masterpiece influenced N J Dorrian's storytelling, introducing mystery and gothic elements into her contemporary fiction.
The author has two grown children, two stepdaughters, a cat named Harry (who thinks he’s a dog) and five grandsons. She lives with her long-suffering spouse in the country where she enjoys having no hobbies and writes full time.
The first in a four-book series based on the classic romantic novel, Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë: Unaware that she is dead, Cathy raps on the window of her old bedroom to rouse Heathcliff to let her in. She has found her way home at last after getting lost on the moor coming from Thrushcross Grange. But so much has changed and Heathcliff's is not the face she sees at the lattice window. As Cathy sets out to find him, she remembers their love and the cruel twists that split them apart.
In the meantime, Emily Brontë is visited by a publisher's representative named Mr. Dawson who is tasked with advising Ellis Bell to revise his novel. Shocked at finding the creator of Heathcliff is the painfully shy daughter of the local curate, Dawson demands answers. To fight for the life her original vision, Emily must reveal the source of her disturbing inspiration--a revelation that astonishes Mr. Dawson.
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N J Dorrian is the author of three literary mysteries written under a pen name. From her first reading of Wuthering Heights at the age of thirteen, she became a lifelong fan, re-reading the novel numerous times over thirty years. Emily Brontë's masterpiece influenced N J Dorrian's storytelling, introducing mystery and gothic elements into her contemporary fiction.
The author has two grown children, two stepdaughters, a cat named Harry (who thinks he’s a dog) and five grandsons. She lives with her long-suffering spouse in the country where she enjoys having no hobbies and writes full time.
