Dear Bartleby A Queer Fantasy Romance

Dear Bartleby A Queer Fantasy Romance by Sarah Wallace is a 260-page epistolary romance published by Sarah Wallace in September 2024. This installment is part of the Meddle & Mend series, offering a narrative that intertwines themes of self-discovery, family dynamics, and love against a backdrop of historical fantasy. The story follows Sebastian Hartford, who, after being sent down from Oxford for his mischievous behavior, finds himself in the quaint village of Tutting-on-Cress, where he begins to reassess his identity and relationships.
Readers will encounter Sebastian’s journey as he navigates the challenges of familial expectations and personal growth. The narrative explores his quest for true friendship and acceptance, revealing how a seemingly punitive situation can lead to unexpected opportunities for connection and love. This edition invites readers into a world where romance and fantasy intersect, providing a rich tapestry of experiences that resonate with themes of LGBTQ+ representation and historical context.
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Dear Bartleby, Tutting-on-Cress is so small as to be idyllic. Hate it already.
Sent down from Oxford for playing one prank too many, Sebastian Hartford is well aware he’s a disappointment to his family. Ordered to stay with two of his older siblings, Seb learns that what appears to be a punishment might actually be the fresh start he didn’t know he needed. Perhaps Tutting-on-Cress will give him what he’s wanted all along: sense of self, true friendship, his family’s approval, and love.
This epistolary romance is the fourth installment in Meddle & Mend, a historical fantasy series. It can be read in order or as a stand-alone.
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