Title: Nicely written and not overly romantic
Product review: The editor of this book kept the author's name withheld, so there's no way of knowing who she was. He also doesn't say when she wrote, but she mentions reading the book Richard Feverel, which was written by George Meredith in 1859. There are 86 letters to her unknown correspondent. She's writing to a male, and she addresses him as Darling, Beloved, Dearest, never Husband, so they're probably not married. Actually, going by the way she writes, I'd say that they're obviously not married. She writes very well, and luckily her musings on love are not nauseatingly flowery or full of heartbroken anguish. It's like they're unavoidably separated, and she's waiting patiently until they can get back together. This book makes for great romantic reading, though I found it best to read 2 or 3 letters at a time, rather than the whole book at once.
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