Elizabeth Newark · 7 REVIEW

Elizabeth Newark · 7 REVIEW FREE READ ☆ eBook, PDF or Kindle ePUB · Elizabeth Newark REVIEW Jane Eyre's Daughter 107 A passionate young woman of high courageIN THIS SEUEL TO JANE EYRE young Janet Rochester is consigned to Highcrest Manor and the guardianship of the strict Colonel Dent while her parents journey to the West Indies As Janet struggles to make a life for herself guided by the ideals of her parents she finds he. What was it like I wondered to share my father s bed to be held by those strong muscular arms close to him throughout the night so safe so cherished My cheeks would flush my limbs grow moist with perspiration at the thoughtNono Nonononononono Oh god no25 stars but bumped up to a 3 because I do like the writing style and the fact that it s rather true to the periodIck gross There are so many incestuous overtones in this book Janet named Jane but called Janet to distinguish herself from her mother has an Electra complex the size of Texas She loves her daddy daddy loves her but can t show her too much affection because wife Jane would disapprove The real Jane from Jane Eyre is now mother of two children Oliver a weak willed boy a pale shadow of Rochester on whom she dotes because HE IS THE LONG DESIRED HEIR AND SON OF HER BELOVED HUSBAND Oh and a daughter WhateverI hate how the original Jane is portrayed as a cold unfeeling highly moralistic and unfeeling woman who would show preference to one child She is portrayed as a distant mother to her oft ignored daughter and I don t think this reflects true upon the Jane we encountered in Jane Eyre Being an orphan and having spent her childhood unwanted in her uncle s household and then in the prphanage I would think that Jane would have considerably empathy and love in her for her children all of them and not just the sonAnyway Janet has an unhealthy obsession with her father and she cannot help but compare her image of this revered man upon those she has met The writing is good enough but I can t get over how poorly portrayed my beloved characters of Jane Eyre has become Der Nebelkönig is consigned to Highcrest Manor and the guardianship of the strict Colonel Dent while her parents journey to the West Indies As Janet struggles to make a life for herself guided by the Fat Boy Swim ideals of her parents she finds he. What was Dwight Swain Master Writing Teacher 6 CDs it like I wondered to share my father s bed to be held by those strong muscular arms close to him throughout the night so safe so cherished My cheeks would flush my limbs grow moist with perspiration at the thoughtNono Nonononononono Oh god no25 stars but bumped up to a 3 because I do like the writing style and the fact that With Malice Toward All The uips Lives and Loves of Some Celebrated 20th Century American Wits it s rather true to the periodIck gross There are so many Trotsky: Downfall Of A Revolutionary incestuous overtones Educational Policy and the Law in this book Janet named Jane but called Janet to distinguish herself from her mother has an Electra complex the size of Texas She loves her daddy daddy loves her but can t show her too much affection because wife Jane would disapprove The real Jane from Jane Eyre Mukiwa is now mother of two children Oliver a weak willed boy a pale shadow of Rochester on whom she dotes because HE IS THE LONG DESIRED HEIR AND SON OF HER BELOVED HUSBAND Oh and a daughter WhateverI hate how the original Jane The Unfaithful Widow is portrayed as a cold unfeeling highly moralistic and unfeeling woman who would show preference to one child She Cedric and the Dragon is portrayed as a distant mother to her oft Die unendliche Geschichte ignored daughter and I don t think this reflects true upon the Jane we encountered The Ladies of Grace Adieu and Other Stories in Jane Eyre Being an orphan and having spent her childhood unwanted The Big Book of Blues The Fully Revised and Updated Biographical Encyclopedia in her uncle s household and then Spark and Burn Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 7 8 #4 in the prphanage I would think that Jane would have considerably empathy and love Tattoo in her for her children all of them and not just the sonAnyway Janet has an unhealthy obsession with her father and she cannot help but compare her The Cat Who Went to Heaven image of this revered man upon those she has met The writing Bugsy: The Bloodthirsty, Lusty Life of Benjamin 'Bugsy' Siegel is good enough but I can t get over how poorly portrayed my beloved characters of Jane Eyre has become

Elizabeth Newark · 7 REVIEW FREE READ ☆ eBook, PDF or Kindle ePUB · Elizabeth Newark REVIEW Jane Eyre's Daughter 107 Riding her mare on the Yorkshire moors holding her own with Colonel Dent or waltzing at her first ball Janet is strong sympathetic and courageous After all she is her mother's daughterThe very first scene pulled me in and the suspense continued to build to the very end I'm very impressed Historical Fictionc. With Jane Austen seuels proliferating it s about time someone created a seuel to Austen s rival Charlotte Bront In this seuel to Jane Eyre young Janet Rochester is consigned to Highcrest Manor and the guardianship of the strict Colonel Dent while her parents journey to the West Indies As she struggles to make a life for herself guided by their ideals she is caught up in the mysteries of Highcrest Why is the East Wing forbidden to her What lies behind locked gates And what is the source of the voices she hears in the night Can she trust the enigmatic Roderick Landless or should she transfer her allegiance to the suave and charming Sir Hugo CalendarRiding her mare on the Yorkshire moors holding her own with Colonel Dent or waltzing at her first ball Janet is a strong and sympathetic character and like her mother she will need all her courage From Back CoverSeuels are very hard to pull off especially when the original story author is deceased Some authors you wonder if they even read the original book Others try to remain true to the author Elizabeth Newark did a fair job staying true Some of the story mirrored Jane Eyre while other parts reminded me of other booksWhat I liked Janet Rochester is a likeable character who is coming of age Newark brings in characters of the original story ie the Ingrams Other characters have a mystery that surrounds them You are left wondering what their intentions There is a mystery that surrounds Highcrest almost in the same way of Jane Eyre with ThornfieldElizabeth Newark description of the countryside is picturesueWhat I didn t like I did not like Newton s character discription of Jane Eyre She makes her out to be a cold and jealous She showed love to Adele than her own daughter I also didn t like the incestuous undertones I could do without thoseAll in all the book was okay It was not as mysterious and Jane Eyre but the story was not boring either

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Elizabeth Newark · 7 REVIEW FREE READ ☆ eBook, PDF or Kindle ePUB · Elizabeth Newark REVIEW Jane Eyre's Daughter 107 Rself caught up in the mysteries of HighcrestWhy is the East Wing forbidden to her What lies behind locked gates And what is the source of the voices she hears in the night Can she trust the enigmatic Roderick Landless or should she transfer her allegiance to the suave and charming Sir Hugo CalendarWhether. Echoes of ThornfieldWhat if after twenty something years of marriage Jane and Edward Rochester decided to travel abroad to the West Indies for several yearsWhat if they had a sixteen year old daughter they decided to leave behind in England with a guardian and companion in a Yorkshire estate close to her homeWhile I ve read and enjoy several novels that share the romantic life of Charlotte Bront my favorite being The Secret Diaries of Charlotte Bront by Syrie James and list her masterpiece Jane Eyre as one of my all time favorite reads this is my first time reading a seuel to Jane Eyre Similar to many Jane Austen seuels this story takes place many years later and revolves around the offspring of the happily married couple than the couple themselves I was happy to feel an immediate interest and sympathy for our heroine Janet Rochester and loved her clear and open narrative voiceIn this seuel that spans close to four years readers will see what becomes of Janet as she is sent to school and then later to live with her guardian a widowed Colonel Dent who lives seven miles from Thornfield in his own estate called Highcrest Manor While Janet can find happiness and comfort at Highcrest there are some things that cut up her peace a little bit Like what are those sounds she hears at night Why is the East Wing completely closed off Why are the servants acting so secretive Also Colonel Dent s secretary Roderick Landless bears a striking resemblance to Janet s fatheris there some familial connection there Who are Roderick s parents What is his storyAs you can see this is uite an engrossing and intriguing plot with a lot of echoes of Charlotte Bront s original novel I greatly enjoyed all the mysteries and secrets and appreciated how the parallels weren t too overt and obvious This story felt very much its own and the well defined and captivating characters helped create a new world for readers to explore I found Janet extremely admirable she was loyal fierce kind hearted and strong I also enjoyed the enigmatic and dark characters of this tale it was diverting to speculate about their secrets and try to puzzle out their historiesAlong with themes of independence family and unknown secrets Jane Eyre s Daughtertouches upon the theme of forbidden love With Janet s worshipful adoration of her father her developing feelings for someone who may be related to her and the depiction of a pair of siblings who seem to share a closer than familial bond there are some undertones of taboo love This may not be to the liking of some readers but knowing the Bront s propensity to be radical passionate and dramatic to me it felt well within the realm of what one would expect in Bront esue literatureOne aspect of this story that I think many readers won t like or agree with is the author s portrayal of Jane Rochester She is portrayed as a strong and loving wife but one who favors her son with attention and affection and not her daughter Towards her daughter she is cold and stringent no kind words no embraces no tenderness Seeing how Jane behaved towards Adele Varens this just doesn t ring true However rather than be completely turned off by this author s portrayal I decided push aside my opposing view and buy in as having a distant and unaffectionate mother seemed to serve the author s purpose Since we don t see Jane Rochester much after the first couple of chapters this was easy to doJane Eyre s Daughter is an engrossing read that I would definitely recommend to readers who enjoy gothic romances and mysteries With its echoes of Jane Eyre intriguing characters and gothic tone this story is a lovely homage to Jane EyreNote Austenesue readers might like to know that Ms Newark is also the author of a Pride and Prejudice seuel The Darcys Give a Ball I m looking forward to checking it out