Redemption from a Dark Past by Kelli A Wilkins


Redemption from a Dark Past by Kelli A Wilkins
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Historical, Paranormal, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full length (263 pages)
Heat Level: Hot
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Orchid

Lord Sebestyen Adrik has an unsavory reputation as a madman, murderer… and worse. Lonely and searching for love, he seeks the companionship of local young women, hoping one of them will ease his torment and bring him the happiness he longs for. Katarina is his last chance—but will she fear him like all the others? Or is she the one who can lift his curse?

Desperate to avoid a forced marriage, Katarina agrees to become Lord Adrik’s latest companion, despite the rumors she has heard about him. She discovers the “Dark Lord’s” secret past and realizes he’s not the monster everyone thinks he is.
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As their love blossoms, she renews his passion for life—yet they cannot escape the ghosts of the past.

When a meeting of the nobility goes horribly wrong, Sebestyen’s world unravels, and his enemies plot to destroy him. As all seems lost, a mysterious stranger arrives at the castle. Sebestyen must decide if he is a friend or a foe…and if he can find redemption in his love for Katarina, or lose her and everything else that he holds dear.

Lord Adrik lives alone, an isolated hermit whos​e​ reputation is tarnished by the death of his wife. The villagers believe he murdered her and now buys young maidens who he does unspeakable things to and then casts them aside. Why then does Katherine accept a position as the next female companion?

Katherine had her own reasons to escape her life on the goat farm. At first afraid of Lord Adrik, she soon becomes friendly with him and then they take the next step and become lovers.

I liked the mystery of this book, it was pretty obvious what happened but not how it happened. I also liked the fact Katherine did not immediately jump into bed with Lord Adrik, in fact she was pretty naive about men and women although living on a farm had taught her the basics. Katherine appeared to be the stronger of the two, a determined young woman who wasn’t afraid to step outside the box. Adrik on the other hand was beset by guilt and indecision.

At first I didn’t think I’d like this book, but as I got more into it I found it had a ‘drawing in’ effect on me and I wanted to read on to find out how they solved the dilemma they found themselves in. Well worth reading to the end to find out how the mystery and confusion are resolved.

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