A Company of Swans By: Eva Ibbotson

– Genre: Historical Romance, Literary Fiction
– Plot: Harriet’s escape to freedom and romance in Brazil
– Main Characters: Harriet Morton, Rom Verney (British aristocrat)
– Themes: Freedom, love, and self-discovery
– Style: Sweeping, lyrical, and evocative
– Setting: Cambridge and Brazil, 1912
– Tension: Harriet’s strict past vs. her newfound freedom
– Plot focus: Harriet’s journey, Rom’s secrets, and love
– Characters: Relatable, complex, and endearing
– Mood: Romantic, adventurous, and poignant
– Pace: Classic, with a focus on atmosphere and character
– Key elements: Dance, Brazil, and forbidden love
– Author: Eva Ibbotson, award-winning author
– Target audience: Romance fans, especially historical and literary
– Similar authors: Like authors of classic romances and historical fiction
– Unique aspect: Exotic Brazil setting and dance elements
– Appeal: For fans of sweeping, atmospheric romances
– Key twist: Harriet’s escape, Rom’s secrets
– Overall: A beautiful, romantic tale of freedom and love
– Recommendation: For fans of Eva Ibbotson and classic romance
– Setting vibe: Exotic, lush Brazil and strict Cambridge
– Focus: Harriet and Rom’s love story
– Praise: “Utterly delightful”, “sweeping tale”
– Comparisons: Like other classic historical romances
– Tone: Lyrical, romantic, and poignant.