Resisting Mr Rochester - Booth, Sharon

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Résumé :
Resisting Mr Rochester A romcom with a gothic twist! Cara Truelove has always been a romantic, burying her head in books and dreaming of being swept off her feet by her very own Bront? hero. When she was a gullible teenager, she believed boyfriend Seth to be a modern-day brooding Heathcliff. Fourteen years later, when Seth has proved to be more like Homer Simpson, Cara vows never to fall in love again, and turns her back on romance for good. Leaving Seth behind, Cara secures a job as nanny at Morland Hall on the Yorkshire Moors, but is shocked to discover her new employer is none other than the tall, dark, and disturbingly handsome Mr Rochester. Her resolve to be more level-headed is soon tested when strange things begin to happen at Morland Hall. Why is Mr Rochester's mother hidden away upstairs? What are the strange noises she hears from the attic? Why is the housekeeper so reluctant to leave her on her own? And where is Mr Rochester's mysterious wife? As events unfold, Cara knows she must keep a cool head, curb her imagination - and resist Mr Rochester at all costs. After all, one Bront? hero in a lifetime is more than enough for any woman. Two would be downright greedy. Wouldn't it?

Biographie:
Sharon Booth writes about the lighter side of life, love, magic, and mystery. Her characters may be flawed, but whether they're casting a spell, solving a mystery, or dealing with the ups and downs of family life or romance, they do it with kindness and humour.Sharon is a member of the Society of Authors and the Romantic Novelists' Association, and an Authorpreneur member of the Alliance of Independent Authors. She has been a KDP All-Star Author on several occasions. She likes reading, researching her family tree, watching Doctor Who, and Cary Grant movies. She loves horses and hares, and enjoys nothing more than strolling around harbours and old buildings. Take her to a castle, an abbey, or a stately home and she'll be happy for hours. She admits to being shamefully prone to crushes on fictional heroes.Her stories of love, community, family, and friendship are set in pretty villages and quirky market towns, by the sea or in the countryside, and a happy ending is guaranteed.If you love heroes and heroines who do the best they can, no matter what sort of challenges they face, beautiful locations, and warm, feel-good stories, you'll love Sharon's books.