Review: The Bedeviled Bride
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2013
The story was great and really long and had a great storyline which I very much enjoyed. It had everything from suspense, shenanigans; a creepy old haunted home, séances, a restless spirit and a very unruly bride. Lady Elizabeth or Beth as her handsome husband Michael Wetherby refers to her is a ghastly character. I didn't much care for her in The Wary Widow and my feelings have not changed. Lady Elizabeth seems hell bent from the very beginning of this book to treat Michael very poorly from what happened in the previous book. She had a little right but she went entirely overboard with her surly behavior. She really needn't bothered because he felt really bad that she was deceived by her former fiancé Michael's twin brother Andrew Wetherby and her cousin Chloe Hawthorne. Moving on Michael takes his new and unruly bride to Scotland to live in their family's estate Dunbocan until the scandal blows over. The estate is very beautiful on the outside but the inside is dark, dank, creepy and full of secrets. Michael and Elizabeth soon hire enough staff to help bring the estate back to its glory on the inside it only had two staff members Mr. And Mrs. Kerr who have known Michael since he was little boy. The estate has a west wing that seems to be haunted and has a strange pull to Elizabeth who seems to be drawn to looking about it in the dead of night and wonders why she is having nightmares at night. However, I did enjoyed that part of the story it was quite thrilling to search around a haunted house in the middle of the night and sighting a ghost of a long dead woman in search of her lost baby.