This Weeks Review Of. . .
Reanimated
After the events that almost tore their family
apart in Australia, life has changed for the better as far as Rebecca
Hope-Patko and her husband, Lord Justyn are concerned. They’ve brought Eric and
his new sister, Harmony, home to New Jersey, and opened their very own dinner
theater – the Ange du Palais. Not only that, but Rebecca has taken firmer control
of her personal affairs. She’s learned to look after herself, and volunteered
her services and her home to a covert underground railway that helps women and
their children escape life-threatening situations.
All starts well. The children are happy; Rebecca
receives her first assignment, helping an abused mother and child flee a
violent home; and the Hope-Patkos launch their new venture with their very own
production of “Ghost Bride” based on the animated adventure – Corpse Bride.
Alas, the specter of past trials and
tribulations continue to haunt them. There are skeletons in the closet – and in
all sorts of other places they shouldn’t be, come to that. And soon, it becomes
obvious that someone’s out to sabotage their every effort. No wonder everyone
is spooked, for they don’t stand a ghost of a chance of finding out who is responsible unless
they pick through the bones of all the little clues left along the way to put
this latest whodunit to rest.
It’s always been a treat to return to the ever
evolving world of Lord Justyn and Rebecca. I’ve followed them from the very
beginning, and love the way their creator, Laura DeLuca, molds their lives
around the theme of popular musicals. It creates an environment you can
immediately relate to, and helps you involve yourself in the Hope-Patkos’
struggles as they become embroiled in their latest murder mystery. Very clever
. . . and lots of fun!
Christmas is coming. Why not treat yourself and
take a peek into something that’s bound to leave you feeling both festive and
reanimated for the New Year?
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