This final
novel in the Forgotten Castles series concludes the adventures of the Duke and
Lady Weston. Likes the previous book,
this novel takes up right where the last one left off. Alexandria finally confides her awful secret
to her new groom. It is not the best way
to start off a marriage. But as with all
the conflicts in this series, it is quickly dealt with and we move on to the
next thing.
Gabriel and
Alexandria’s greatest adventure seems to be before them in this segment of the
series. They are close to finding Alex’s
parent and nothing will stop them in their quest; not a king’s army, nor a
grandiose and unbelievable trip of the Alps in a hot air balloon.
I was a bit
disappointed with the Featherstone parents.
They seemed to be thrown into the story because Alex needed to find
somebody after all her exciting travels. However, as with the other two books in this series everything seems
far-fetched and implausible, yet I could not help but finish the journey with
Alexandria and Gabriel.
I received
this book free of charge from B&H Books through NetGalley in exchange for
an honest review.
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