Review: Not bad at all!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 31, 2012
History professor Hillary Bennett has lost her career and husband due to an incident that she didn't cause, however, she thinks that her life has hit bottom. Desperate to get at least her career back on track she travels to Scotland, where an old lady has promised her to let her research diaries referring to the execution of a woman that was accused of being a witch. But when Hillary arrives at Glendon House she finds the old lady dead in her house. Now what?!Things seem to get a good deal worse for Hillary since Caid Douglas, the moody black sheep of the Douglas' family inherits the house and everything in it.  Unfortunately also the diaries of the witch's execution. He doesn't want the house, she wants something that's in the house. After a rough start to their relationship Hillary and Caid find a mutually benefitting arrangement to peacefully co-exist. But not for long since the more they feel attracted to each other the weirder things happen around them.An interesting and well-crafted plot that kept me focused and entertained. The story line was well balanced between romance and suspense and the author managed to create a vivid atmosphere of the old manor and its surroundings.Hillary and Caid were absolutely great together. Both were troubled souls who were given a second chance in life. They were both depicted very realistically and I absolutely enjoyed their banters and little fights.Well done!