...I wrote about April Lindner's Catherine, her modern retelling of Wuthering Heights.
Which I enjoyed a whole heck of a lot, even despite my lack of love for the original.
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The one plot point that you couldn't get over in JANE? I think it might have been enough to put me off CATHERINE completely. But since you're recommending it...grumble, grumble...fine, it's going on my to-read list. And I'm sure I'll thoroughly enjoy it because you're always right about these things...
Posted by: Laura | 11 January 2013 at 08:14 AM