The Girl in the Gatehouse by Julie Klassen

This book is set in early 1800's.  It is about a girl who is banished from her family and sent to live in an abandoned gatehouse on a distant relative's house.  This book is funny, mysterious and romantic.  If you enjoy books set in this era, this book takes you into the life of a young woman forced to support herself by writing novels.  This book is well worth reading and the author is very talented in writing this time period.

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