- AM Christina Skye Bride of the Mist AT ROSE COVERED DRAYCOTT ABBEY in a savage age of chivalry a war wear knight defends a mysterious lady from danger and swears himself her champion for all time Centuries later a startling psychic vi. Once I started reading the paranormal Bride of the Mist, I could not put it down. The duel (past and present) plots took a number of twists and turns towards the HEA. The writing was great with complex characters and dialog. The bad guys were diabolical and the good guys were likable. I look forward to reading more of Christina Skye's books/5(). There is always infinite rereading capability with Draycott Abbey series novels. As I love Christina Skye's novels, Bride of the Mist does not disappoint with Duncan and Kara's story. It has love, intrigue, and a sprinkling of highlander magic from your favorite ghost and cat of Draycott Abbey.4/5.
Bringing in elements of history, this is a fun and inventive novel, clearly showing why Roberta Helmer and her Christina Skye had become such household names. Paying close attention to detail, she really brings the world to life, giving it a sense of immediacy and realism quite unlike any other. Once I started reading the paranormal Bride of the Mist, I could not put it down. The duel (past and present) plots took a number of twists and turns towards the HEA. The writing was great with complex characters and dialog. The bad guys were diabolical and the good guys were likable. I look forward to reading more of Christina Skye's books. Bride of the Mist When Draycott Abbey calls bridal expert Kara Fitzgerald to help a man in mortal danger, Kara is helpless to fight the force of her psychic visions. But the man in question, security expert Duncan MacKinnon, has no time for vague warnings, even when they are delivered by a beautiful woman who knows far too much about his.
The Accidental Bride “Top Books of the Decade”~ Booklist Magazine When her friends order her to take a vacation, successful chef Jilly O’Hara is less than enthused. Bringing in elements of history, this is a fun and inventive novel, clearly showing why Roberta Helmer and her Christina Skye had become such household names. Paying close attention to detail, she really brings the world to life, giving it a sense of immediacy and realism quite unlike any other. This book - Bride of the Mist - gives you a Scottish Lord - cousin to the Earl of Draycott Abbey and tossed together with another American who has an even stronger psychic connection to days past at Draycott Abbey and Dunraven Castle.
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