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Beth Canham has no choice but to travel
to a remote school in Yorkshire as a place of employment. A
new teacher for Burndale Academy, she looks forward to being
able to send money home to her impoverished family. When
handsome Griffin Fairfax helps her on her way after being
left standing in the road by her driver, Beth is attracted
to him but knows that she must not act upon it. When they
arrive at her place of employment, Beth feels something or
someone watching her. Ill at ease and uncertain, Beth tries
to make the best out of a bad situation. She had no idea
the big part in her life that Griffin will end up playing,
least of which is lover.
His Wicked Sins creeped me out more than once
with its Gothic tone and its mysterious storyline. Someone
is killing young women in Yorkshire and I knew it was going
to try for Beth. I knew it and could not stop myself from
reading about it! While I knew Griffin, as the hero,
couldn’t possibly be the guilty party, I couldn’t help but
suspect him – especially when he and Beth became
romantically involved. His Wicked Sins is
wicked all right. It kept me from doing anything for the
time it took me to read it cover to cover! |
