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The book not only features Hester’s story but also chapters on Montagu, Cholmondeley, Watkins (by Claudia Caplan), Haselden (by Rose Crossgrove) and Averil, who helped Hester write the letters (by Greg Callus). Jack Lawrence also shares the story of finding Hester’s living family!

If you’ve ever read Pride and Prejudice and thought ‘this should be gayer’, The Ungovernable Heart of Miss Darcy is for you 🌈 Mr Darcy got his happily ever after, now it’s his younger sister’s turn. And her attention’s drawn to a different Bennet sister 👀

I wish I did! Maybe I need to learn Russian and read the case files 😅

I honestly have no idea! I think every theory has to ignore at least one piece of evidence to make itself fit. Mostly because cutting themselves out of the tent suggests leaving in a hurry, but the footsteps of them leaving are supposedly walking pace. Hard to reconcile the two.

Probably not yeti aliens, but I guess you never know 😅

I don’t believe they could have developed hypothermia inside the tent. It wouldn’t explain why they left. We also have their diaries from the trip and they have been perfectly fine in the tent previously. At one point, too warm!

infrasound. And, of course, aliens, government coverups, parachute mines, murder (by escaped prisoners, by each other, etc.). Some are more believable than others 😅

I mean hypothermia 100000% is what killed most of them. Their actual deaths aren’t as hard to explain as why they left their tent without shoes on. There’s not really evidence of an avalanche, and it’s not an avalanche prone area. The theories are everything from aliens to katabatic wind, yetis to

happened on the night they all died. As I say, I’m not completely convinced, but the emotional heft of it all is intense. I can buy a lot of the theories of what happened to the hikers that ended their lives, but I don’t think anyone’s ever sufficiently explained why they first left their tent.

I definitely recommend giving it a read! It’s not the newest book on the case and there have been developments since (although I’m not sure many people are convinced but the ‘official’ explanation) but it’s well written and a good intro! The final chapter is basically the author’s theory of what

Although I’m not convinced it’s solved the case. A compelling (and super emotive 😅) suggestion, without a doubt, but there are some details of the scene that it just can’t reconcile.

You may well have done! The book made me cry in public when I finished it, though, so would definitely recommend 😅😅