Review: A very well researched storyline, a must have for fans of the occult
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 22, 2012
As an American I love reading a book with an English "voice". It's so quaint and quirky. That automatically made me enjoy Drusilla Blood. The other fantastic part was how well researched the story line was. A lot of the history appears to be very well researched by the author. A big positive in my book. And of course, there's the paranormal side!The book is the story of two primary characters, Drusilla or Drue as she's called, and Edith. The author is able to have two main characters, including their thoughts, by jumping back and forth to the past, which is Edith, and Drue in the present. When Edith has a seance that goes terribly wrong, it opens the gates to something bad... something that carries all the way into present day and effects Drue.Where Edith has her love interest Helios and her maid Lottie, Drue has her love interest Jude and her co-workers, Frank and his slightly off the wall friend Mary. When things go wildly wrong for both ladies it is obvious that they are possessed. Will they be able to stop the possession before it kills those around them? Before it kills themselves? Can Drue stop it so there won't be more innocent bystanders in the future? Guess you'll have to read it to see!A thrilling fast paced novel, with a strong English voice, a taste of the occult and a well researched story line, any fan of the occult and paranormal will love this book that makes things go bump in the night! I was not paid for this review, the book was gifted to me by the author. The opinions expressed here are my own, I was in no way swayed. Thank you for taking the time to read! -MelissaA room without books is like a body without a soul. -Cicero