Madison LeBon is dead set against the dead.
Her fresh start at Oxford University is a brand new beginning. She finally has a chance to turn the page on her psychic powers and cumbersome voodoo heritage. Snakes, dolls, ghosts, and spirits: Farewell…
Not quite.
When the tragic lovers in a painting—the subject of her first history class—begin to haunt her, she must accept her gift before life imitates art. The lovers warn her against their own nemesis, a Puritan from the English Civil War. Unfortunately, said nemesis is now going all homicidal on Madison.
College becomes more complicated when she falls hard for Rupert Vance, a troubled aristocrat and descendant of one of the characters in the painting. With the spirit of a murderer after her, Madison realizes that her own first love may also be doomed…
MARY'S REVIEW:
I would like to thank the author, Marion Croslydon, for the book to review.
Best part of the book: This was not your typical psychic/ghost/spirits story. It was dubbed "Sookie Stackhouse goes Ivy League" and it was like that, to a point. Although there was no Eric Northman, there was Rupert! Even thought I thought at first he was just going to be a "player" to Madison, he actually needed up to be quiet different. I enjoyed how a painting and the characters in there was the main theme of the story. It was different and enjoyable. I loved how Marion Croslydon was able to go from the past to present time with ease. I was concerned that it might be "choppy" but I was wrong. I think that book 2 will be just as good!
Not so great about the book: I really don't have anything for this section. I thought the book was good. It was a different story line/love story. I liked the history of the story but there was still modern points too! I would recommend this book!
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