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After Jane Eyre turns down St. John Rivers's loveless marriage proposal, she returns to Edward Rochester only to find him forever altered. Blinded and bearing the scars of the fire that destroyed Thornfield—and claimed the mad wife who once kept them apart—he is no longer the proud master she knew, but a man laid bare by loss and longing.

With open arms and aching vulnerability, Mr. Rochester draws Jane back into a love that never changed. But passion alone cannot heal old wounds, and St....
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After Jane Eyre turns down St. John Rivers's loveless marriage proposal, she returns to Edward Rochester only to find him forever altered. Blinded and bearing the scars of the fire that destroyed Thornfield—and claimed the mad wife who once kept them apart—he is no longer the proud master she knew, but a man laid bare by loss and longing.

With open arms and aching vulnerability, Mr. Rochester draws Jane back into a love that never changed. But passion alone cannot heal old wounds, and St. John is not a man who gives up easily. Convinced that Jane is made for labor and not for Rochester's imperfect love, the inexorable man follows her to Ferndean. With three days to spare before his ship leaves for Calcutta, St. John is more determined than ever to take Jane as his wife and fellow missionary.

Torn between the love of her life, who no longer believes himself worthy of her hand, and the cold, Godly man who preaches duty and goodness, Jane is faced with a difficult choice. To become the Mistress of Ferndean, she must confront her old fears and newfound desires. Is she brave enough to claim her happiness, or will it be too late?
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