Review: Romance, ghosts, sword fight, oh my!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 23, 2014
This is a short and sweet historical romance that is accurately portrayed in the Book Description area which has an engaging story about persons on the periphery of the moneyed class who end up finding the perfect match but not until some ghostly hauntings and holiday possessions where history tries once more to re-enact a repeating curse at Wyemont Castle.For those who always comment on editing issues, I only found one issue that was repeated twice in the whole book, which I plan on reporting to the author so perhaps it will be fixed in the future. Punctuation has been well edited, making this a pleasurable read.This would be a safe read even for young teens as there are no excessively descriptive sex scenes, which is more in keeping with the time period in which this story was placed, as those actions would have been greatly frowned upon by the social structure of the day. For moms who may wish to read along with a younger child, this could be a teaching opportunity in oh so many ways, including historical and current belief structures, and for an older teen there could be a discussion on the reasons why these social morays were prevalent and how things have evolved, whether for religious belief structures or how medicine has advanced and birth control has caused societal changes.This review was provided in exchange for a free copy provided by SkySpark Books.