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Dearest Josephine
by Caroline George
The tale of love over two different centuries intertwined forever.
1821 Elias Roch is a bastard born son raised by the staff he grew up with until he took his fathers name and got the education he deserved. Elias falls madly in love with Josephine De Clare and when unable to locate her begins penning love letters to her that tune into so much more. Alongside the letters he also begins writing the fictional love story he wish they had.
Fast forward to 2021 and Josie has just been dumped by her loser boyfriend, her best friend still isn’t speaking to her after she all but ruined their friendship and he fathers dead. Josie’s whole worlds come crumbling down right when she finds Elias’s letters.
Their worlds couldn’t be more different yet so very the same. Josie falls in love with Elias’s letters and begins finding herself. Such a super sweet and uplifting romance novel.
1821 Elias Roch is a bastard born son raised by the staff he grew up with until he took his fathers name and got the education he deserved. Elias falls madly in love with Josephine De Clare and when unable to locate her begins penning love letters to her that tune into so much more. Alongside the letters he also begins writing the fictional love story he wish they had.
Fast forward to 2021 and Josie has just been dumped by her loser boyfriend, her best friend still isn’t speaking to her after she all but ruined their friendship and he fathers dead. Josie’s whole worlds come crumbling down right when she finds Elias’s letters.
Their worlds couldn’t be more different yet so very the same. Josie falls in love with Elias’s letters and begins finding herself. Such a super sweet and uplifting romance novel.