“It is no small thing to
marry into the Donnachaidh clan, and there was nowhere to hide from it’s past.”
About the Book: Once again, shy bookworm Gwyneth Camm discovers herself
out of place while still inside the Salem, Massachusetts home inherited from her Great Aunt
Ethel. Following the prompts left by Ethel, Gwen finds herself sucked into a
gothic romance, inhabiting the body of its heroine.
This
time, she’s a young, soon-to-be bride in 1970 on her way to Northern Maine, to a
clifftop castle that harbors family secrets, Scottish legacies, hidden malice and
maybe a vampire. Only by learning the truth will Gwyn return to her own life,
where another puzzle still awaits.
Our Review: As with Book 1 in the Gothic Gwyn Mysteries [Trip the Light Phantasmic], author Judith Sterling uses her exceptional talent
for in-depth historical research to settle the reader into the decade of the post-Vietnam
70’s with its iconic entertainment venues, clothing choices and hairstyle
options. The author then flavors a detailed plotline with complicated family dynamics
mired in long-held secrets, animosities and resentments. Until the missing
groom is found and centuries old curses are crushed, Gwyn won’t be able to
return home.
On a scale of 1-5, Let No
Clan Put Asunder deserves a 4.
Kat Henry Doran,
Wild Women Reviews
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