Review: If you download this, you'll be a wee bit bedeviled yourself
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 20, 2013
Some months ago, I stumbled across Book 3 in this series as a free selection, downloaded, and enjoyed it somewhat.  I should've stopped while I was ahead.In a twist of fate detailed in Book 3, Elizabeth finds herself wed to her fiance's twin brother.  Michael had loved "Beth" all along, so he is more than thrilled with the arrangement.  She, however, is most certainly not.In true childish, spoiled, woman-of-the-ton fashion, she refuses to speak to him, gives him endless days of the silent treatment, and withholds consumation of their marriage.  I literally spent 95% of this book wishing I could reach into my Kindle and strangle the shrew of a woman.  Why Michael loved her I will never, ever understand.To escape the scandal of her sudden change in grooms, they flee to his crumbling estate in Scotland.  As happens so predictibly often in tales set in Scotland, a mysterious ghost only seen by Elizabeth haunts the west wing.  Silly ghost stories and a ridiculous seance follow.Then the book ends.  Abruptly.I wanted to like this book.  It had it's shining moments and occasional glimpses of breathtaking dialogue, as when Michael tells Beth "If I lived for a thousand years, I could never look my fill of you."  That's good.  The rest of the book, sadly, is not.