Review: Netherby Halls is a wonderfully written romantic story with a paranormal twist
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 4, 2013
Netherby Halls is a wonderfully written romantic story with a paranormal twist, something you rarely find in a Historical Romance. Claudy takes you back to 1815 and the more you read the more you fall in love with the story.Sassy Winthrop just turned 21 years old, but instead of celebrating she is grieving over the loss of her father. She has lost everything she holds dear her mother and now her father, she must also move away from the only home she’s known and move in with her mother’s best friend to make way for the new county vicar.  Sassy is also struggling with coming into her powers as a white witch.When Sassy take’s on a teaching position at Netherby Halls is when things start to get really interesting. The walls of the school are filled with a great evil, one that Sassy must overcome to not only save herself but the girls in the school as well. But that is not all Sassy is faced with, she must also face The Eighth Marquis of Dartmour, Justin Dartmour who she seems to have visions of, not to mention she keeps running into him when all she wants to do is getaway.I loved Sassy as the main character. She really lives up to her name in this book; she is also a very strong woman who refuses to back down. The back and forth between Sassy and The Marquis is pretty funny at times because they are both so stubborn.Claudy I must say is one of my very favorite Historical Romance authors because not only her books so well written and thought out, but she really knows how to capture your attention throughout the whole book. I highly recommend reading not only this book but all of her books as well.