This classic novel is probably one of the main models for contemporary romances, except that it is well written, has an individual style, somehow manages to be a strong advocate for women's equality while using a very modest way of expressing herself, gives a very interesting look into the British society of around 1840, and at the same time is visionary in the relaxed, open way that people interact. In short this book is a timeless classic.
I left this book at the Findhorn (http://www.findhorn.org) library in the Family room at Cluny hill, in exchange for A clockwork orange by Anthony Burgess, so strictly speaking it is not in the wild, but you could go there to exchange it for another book.

Released on Thursday, July 01, 2004 at Forres, Cluny Hill hotel, Family room library in Findhorn, Scotland United Kingdom.

I left this book at the Findhorn (http://www.findhorn.org) library in the Family room at Cluny Hill, so strictly speaking it is not in the wild, but I thought that by making a release note it would improve its visibility, and you could go there to exchange it for another book.