Juliet Gael
Juliet Gael was raised in the Midwest and obtained her M.A. in French literature before pursuing graduate film studies at USC and English literature at UCLA in Los Angeles, California. She has lived abroad for more than fifteen years, primarily in Paris, where she worked as a screenwriter. She now makes her home in Florence, Italy.
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Romancing Miss Bronte
Trade Paperback | 464 pages | Ballantine Books | Fiction; Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Literary
978-0-345-52031-9 (0-345-52031-9)
July 26, 2011 | $17.00
In this astonishing novel, a brilliant mélange of fact and fiction, Juliet Gael skillfully and stylishly captures the passions, hopes, dreams, and sorrows of literature’s most famous sisters—and imagines how love dramatically and most unexpectedly found Charlotte Brontë.
During the two years that she studied in Brussels, Charlotte had a taste of...
Written by Juliet Gael
Trade Paperback | 464 pages | Ballantine Books | Fiction; Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Literary
978-0-345-52031-9 (0-345-52031-9)
July 26, 2011 | $17.00
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In this astonishing novel, a brilliant mélange of fact and fiction, Juliet Gael skillfully and stylishly captures the passions, hopes, dreams, and sorrows of literature’s most famous sisters—and imagines how love dramatically and most unexpectedly found Charlotte Brontë.
During the two years that she studied in Brussels, Charlotte had a taste of...
Romancing Miss Bronte
Hardcover | 432 pages | Ballantine Books | Fiction; Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Literary
978-0-345-52004-3 (0-345-52004-1)
April 27, 2010 | $29.95
In this astonishing novel, a brilliant mélange of fact and fiction, Juliet Gael skillfully and stylishly captures the passions, hopes, dreams, and sorrows of literature’s most famous sisters—and imagines how love dramatically and most unexpectedly found Charlotte Brontë.
During the two years that she studied in Brussels, Charlotte had a taste of...
Written by Juliet Gael
Hardcover | 432 pages | Ballantine Books | Fiction; Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Literary
978-0-345-52004-3 (0-345-52004-1)
April 27, 2010 | $29.95
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In this astonishing novel, a brilliant mélange of fact and fiction, Juliet Gael skillfully and stylishly captures the passions, hopes, dreams, and sorrows of literature’s most famous sisters—and imagines how love dramatically and most unexpectedly found Charlotte Brontë.
During the two years that she studied in Brussels, Charlotte had a taste of...
Romancing Miss Bronte
eBook | 256 pages | Ballantine Books | Fiction; Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Literary
978-0-345-52032-6 (0-345-52032-7)
April 27, 2010 | $25.00
In this astonishing novel, a brilliant mélange of fact and fiction, Juliet Gael skillfully and stylishly captures the passions, hopes, dreams, and sorrows of literature’s most famous sisters—and imagines how love dramatically and most unexpectedly found Charlotte Brontë.
During the two years that she studied in Brussels, Charlotte had a taste of...
Written by Juliet Gael
eBook | 256 pages | Ballantine Books | Fiction; Fiction - Historical; Fiction - Literary
978-0-345-52032-6 (0-345-52032-7)
April 27, 2010 | $25.00
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In this astonishing novel, a brilliant mélange of fact and fiction, Juliet Gael skillfully and stylishly captures the passions, hopes, dreams, and sorrows of literature’s most famous sisters—and imagines how love dramatically and most unexpectedly found Charlotte Brontë.
During the two years that she studied in Brussels, Charlotte had a taste of...
Romancing Miss Bronte
Unabridged Audiobook Download | pages | Random House Audio | Fiction
978-0-307-73638-3 (0-307-73638-5)
April 27, 2010 | $26.50
In this astonishing novel, a brilliant mélange of fact and fiction, Juliet Gael skillfully and stylishly captures the passions, hopes, dreams, and sorrows of literature’s most famous sisters—and imagines how love dramatically and most unexpectedly found Charlotte Brontë.
During the two years that she studied in Brussels, Charlotte had a taste of...
Unabridged Audiobook Download | pages | Random House Audio | Fiction
978-0-307-73638-3 (0-307-73638-5)
April 27, 2010 | $26.50
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In this astonishing novel, a brilliant mélange of fact and fiction, Juliet Gael skillfully and stylishly captures the passions, hopes, dreams, and sorrows of literature’s most famous sisters—and imagines how love dramatically and most unexpectedly found Charlotte Brontë.
During the two years that she studied in Brussels, Charlotte had a taste of...
