Books like Mr. Rochester by Sarah Shoemaker
The story follows Edward Rochester, an orphan who is banished from Thornfield Hall on his eighth birthday. As he grows older, he takes on the role of a steward and later a governess.
Basaltic in his movement, he later returns home where, while some parts of his life remain unknown, he is once again confronted by a youthful governess and gains some redeeming faith toward his future.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Sarah Shoemaker
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