Review: The Beginning
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 4, 2012
I liked this novella very much. Its sets the stage perfectly for the 3 following books in the series.Braemar, Scotland 1786-- The book begins with Ian (19) and Duncan (18) coming home after being gone for almost 2 years. Their parents and two younger sisters are thrilled to have them home. Ian is informed that they will have a guest a family friend's daughter arriving soon. Ian's parents hope to have them be compatable enough to be married.A maid named Laria seems to have other plans, as she likes Ian as well, a little to much. But he does not feel the same towards her. As she is a servant in his home and it is frowned upon to show that kind of interest. Laria watches as Ian and Margot become close, and is very jealous. She ends up poisoning Ian and killing him. She is then hung for the crime and her dying words are a curse that he shall be cursed to this land forever.200 years pass and Ian still roams his home land with no white light in sight. He has tried to communicate with people through out the years but to no avail until a day a american family moves in. He finds the young daughter very beautiful and follows her and discovers that she can see him and hear him.