Review: The Bedeviled Bride (The Wetherbly Brides, Book 4)
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 1, 2012
Ok!I have only read one other book from this author but I was disappointed in this one.  'The Wary Widow' I truly enjoyed the story line was good but this one was lacking.  It started good, Elizabeth had a right to be angry even is she had feelings for Michael. She has a hard time forgiving him. The story took a turn towards ghosts that she is the only one who sees them and Michael doesn't believe her and her younger brother showing up. Elizabeth see the Loch Ness monster but not Michael.  He decides to humor her by going to a medium a Madam Rosa who gives them three bags: one with a yellow ribbon-tea to be drunk before bed, one with a blue ribbon-for her bath, one with a crimson ribbon to rub outside her bedchamber door once she in for th evening.  We never hear about these bags again,I sounded important.  Rosa shows up on a full moon night to hold a seance which turns out be the housekeeper daughter looking for her baby and to find Mr. and Mrs. Kerr have a granddaughter Bonnie. The story didn't flow and at the end if it wasn't enough Elizabeth hasn't had a child but her younger brother and Bonnie do.