Frankenstein's Bride

When love takes a turn, what are you willing to do to keep it? Terra's love life is a monster, so she sets out to see her old flame, Nathaniel Johnston. But when she finds he is no longer living either, eternity is theirs. Bringing him back will get her a husband because of her passionate feelings for him. Johnston is her new life, but when they are on their honeymoon in Germany things take a bad turn. The castle they stay in creates too much distance between the two. Can she get closer to him before it's too late? ReviewsI expected more pages because I liked the storyline and the way it started. -Labannya I liked the castle. It was strange, dark, and emotive; all the things you'd want to find in a gothic castle. -Educator, netgalley Though this is a short story, I did enjoy it. The bride was independent, self-confident and thoughtful. She shows what a woman can do under any unexpected circumstances. I enjoyed Terra not giving up on having what she wanted. It's a quick read. I thought that parts were funny. It's a story that is a humorous horror story. -Susan, 5