Vampires, Werewolves and Time Travel: Mini Reviews.A Classic Movie Story and Some YA Fiction.Outlander Series & Written in My Own Heart's Blood.Mini Reviews: Fiction, Film Memoir, and Futuristic Fantasy.It's What I Do & Deep Down Dark - Mini Reviews.The Girl on the Train - I Almost Quit This Book.Magonia by Maria Dahvana Headley - Review.They are full of beautifully drawn images of the Victorian period, and contain a lovely romantic story of love that crosses class boundaries. I think these graphic novels would be a great series for anyone who hasn’t read a graphic novel yet. I decided to combine my reviews of these two volumes together into one because my opinion of the series overall is the same – I love it! Each book just seems to get better as the series goes along, and I know that I’m going to be sad when I finish the last book (volume 8).

The forces of society are lining up against them once again and a reckoning may be coming. Could it have something to do with the written correspondence she and William have begun? Back in London, William also seems to have become emboldened by his new connection to Emma, and no one’s happy about it. Trollop to an important social event – an event that holds some shocking surprises.Įmma is back at Haworth and William pays a surprise visit!Įmma goes back to work at Haworth, where all of the servants notice a change in her behavior. His sister’s friend Eleanor is doing everything she can to insinuate herself into his life – perhaps on a permanent basis! As for Emma, she is on her way back to London to accompany the mysterious Mrs. Secrets are revealed when Emma makes a return visit to London.īehind William’s upstanding exterior, he is still despondent over losing Emma.

Emma, Vol. 1 by Kaoru Mori