**Actual rating 3.5 stars.

When Eleanor walks in on her boyfriend giving it to another girl and then receives a phone call summoning her to her Aunt's estate in England all in the same day, she leaves NYC with barely a look back. She is soon embroiled in a mystery involving the women in her family, Emily Bronte, and a new guy named Meadowscarp Macleod (just another way to say Heathcliff)... Is Eleanor actually seeing ghosts? What will she do once she inherits this massive estate on the English moors? Will she commit the same mistakes generations of women before her have made?

Very atmospheric, very beautifully written, but at times I was like really? Ghosts? Descendant of Emily Bronte's fake love child? More ghosts? But then I was like oh, hot English guy building a library? Wandering the moors? MOORS! Rain! Sexy-time on the MOORS IN THE RAIN!? OK - suckered in. Fun, gloomy, yet romantically satisfying. A nice, easy read for a dreary start to summer.