Review: The Spellbound Bride
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 30, 2012
The Spellbound BrideBy Theresa MeyersMarried twice the young Sorcha Maciver is left a widowed virgin on her wedding nights.  When Rorick the father of her second husband cries witch on the death of his son Sorcha's Uncle Maclver fearing for Sorcha's life betroths her to a man all fear, the mercenary Ian Hunter.  Ian known for legends in battle and in desperate need for funds agrees to marry the niece of Maclver not knowing that her clansmen call his betrothed witch. This marriage gives him the funding he needs and the chance of an heir. On his wedding day he finds he has a bride he willingly will not let go.Sorcha trusts with her heart and doesn't see the treachery around her.  Ian is now her husband and defender.  Vowing not to take her to wife without her love he shows her curses aren't always what you perceive them to be but treachery can destroy you.Masterfully written by Theresa Myers I had to sit and read this book in a day.  I love her description of Clan custom and life in the 1500s.  Her words took me to castles cold, drafty yet full of elegance.  History is portrayed in her characters lives and I found myself visualizing the experience of Sorcha's life as it unfolded on the pages of The Spellbound Bride.The Spellbound Bride