learn to trust herself—in the searing new gothic novel from the author of The Haunting of Moscow House
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Miss Bates by Catherine Cliff Fantasy Tee learn to trust herself—in theA daring re imagining of an Austen classic from the unflinching viewpoint of the misunderstood Miss Bates. Henrietta Bates, the iconic bore of Austen's Emma, is the opposite of handsome, clever, and rich Emma: she is plain, ill educated, and impoverished. An unmarried woman of quite a different order from that novel's proudly single heroine, she is an object of scorn and pity, whose survival depends upon the generosity of her neighbors which she