2.5-3 stars 
 I don't have much to say about this story - in short it is an imperfect retelling of Jane Eyre. It was interesting enough, especially the parts where Gemma is in boarding school and then later visits Iceland, and yet it is not compelling nor does not evoke the same passion as the novel it modeled itself after. In fact, I think the author could have left out the "Mr. Rochester" Hugh Sinclair and what occurs at Blackbird Hall, and no one would have cared. Now that's a problem!