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In imagining what might have been contained in the letters famously destroyed by Jane Austen‘s sister Cassandra, this novel is truly a tribute to sisterly love and devotion.
It‘s incredibly rare to have a story that allows a platonic (and non-parental) relationship to be the most treasured and important to a character. Especially while also showing unmarried women who have full and contented lives. This was worth reading for that alone.