Sleepless at Midnight

Sleepless at Midnight

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2007 · English · Paperback · 10 editions
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In the bustling heart of London, Miss Sarah Moorehouse finds herself entranced by the macabre tale of Frankenstein woven by Mary Shelley. Amidst the lively discussions and growing fascination with the supernatural, Sarah feels a burgeoning sense of independence, ignited by the themes of ambition and creation found within the novel. With her quiet intelligence and spirited determination, she begins to question the confines of societal expectations that bind her.

As the nights grow longer and London’s streets shimmer with a strange allure, Sarah's curiosity leads her to explore not just the world of literature but her own ambitions. She is drawn to the phenomenon of the emerging Gothic movement, contemplating the roles of women in storytelling and the power of their voices. Her newfound passion stirs within her a desire to write, challenging the norms of her time.

As she delves deeper into her literary pursuits, Sarah encounters unexpected companionship in a handsome yet enigmatic suitor who seems to understand her struggles. Their connection blurs the lines of propriety, fueling her writing while igniting a flame of romance that threatens to consume them both. Together, they navigate the complexities of love, ambition, and the pursuit of one's identity amidst Victorian constraints.

With each page turned, readers witness Sarah's evolution from a mere spectator of society's expectations to a determined creator of her destiny, echoing the very themes that captivated her in Frankenstein. Her journey becomes a reflection of the power of the written word and the bold spirit of women daring to define their own paths.

Book Details

Format Paperback
Pages 347 pages
Language English
Published Jun 26, 2007
Publisher Avon Jul. 2007
Editions 10 editions
ISBN-10 006123138X
ISBN-13 9780061231384
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