Kelli S. (Kelli) reviewed on + 18 more book reviews
A very easy read. Not a bad book altogether, but it's a bit predictable. If you're looking for something to pass the time, this is a good choice. I'll be looking for more from this author.
The story starts in the pre-civil war South, but the character then travels to New England.
Back cover reads:
Drusila runs away from a foster home to find her cousin Dorothea, who had written about marrying a Mr. Berkley. When she reaches Devon House she finds Dorothea missing and two "Mr. Berkley's"--handsome Simon and scarred Nicholas. Taking on the job of housekeeper at grim Devon House, she begins to find clues that her cousin was there, and a lot more besides--bodies, drugs, evil servants. Drusilla has to decide which brother is behind all of this, and which one is going to be the love of her life.
The story starts in the pre-civil war South, but the character then travels to New England.
Back cover reads:
Drusila runs away from a foster home to find her cousin Dorothea, who had written about marrying a Mr. Berkley. When she reaches Devon House she finds Dorothea missing and two "Mr. Berkley's"--handsome Simon and scarred Nicholas. Taking on the job of housekeeper at grim Devon House, she begins to find clues that her cousin was there, and a lot more besides--bodies, drugs, evil servants. Drusilla has to decide which brother is behind all of this, and which one is going to be the love of her life.
