Book Review: Death's Bride
Penelope Everly is set to be married to a complete stranger, a man she has no intention of marrying. But upon meeting Victor VanDaught, she finds herself enamored with the man she was determined to hate. Following Victor to university, Penelope becomes enthralled with the world of academia she finds herself thrust into. The young couple agrees to pretend to be betrothed in order to keep their meddling parents at bay while they each pursue academic interests. But a handsome professor, a promise made to Death, and a series of unsolved murders on campus throw everything into chaos.
Death may want me as his bride, but I’ve already been promised to someone else.
My Review
Penelope finds herself in an arranged marriage with Victor. Did I want to "dislike" Victor, maybe. He and Penelope may not have started out as a strong couple but as the story progressed, I got to witness their relationship transform into something beautiful. There is another that has Penelope in their grasp and that is Death.
Death has a mysterious aura surrounding him. This is what drew me to him. Speaking of mystery, the academy that Penelope attends is the perfect place for her.
L.O. brings intrigue and romance wrapped in a strong storyline with intriguing characters twisted in a gothic vibe.

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