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I absolutely love historical fiction and read a lot of it; I love to learn history this way.  I also enjoy reading science fiction, fantasy, horror, thriller and non-fiction science.

A Grave Inheritance

A Grave Inheritance - Kari Edgren

I absolutely loved the first book in this series, Goddess Born (see my review here) and devoured this book. A Grave Inheritance picks up a few months after the end of the first book, making it seem like I never left Selah's world.  Selah's betrothed, Lord Henry Fitzalan has returned to London, leaving Selah behind in the Colonies with one of his men, James. Henry must find a way out of his betrothal to the King's daughter, Amelia. When Selah finally arrives in London to join Henry, she leaves behind a mysterious attack by a large white dog in the Colonies.  Selah wants nothing more than to marry Henry and return to her home so she can refuel her powers in Brigid's waters.  However, as soon as Selah arrives in London, trouble begins following her around. 

 
A Grave Inheritance was filled with action right from the start.  I'm glad more of Selah's powers were explored as well as introducing more characters that are Goddess Born.  It was interesting to hear more of the history of Brigid's people and the other gifts they possess.  It was also quite a surprise to me to see how Kari wrapped these characters together so they would be in close contact with Selah and she didn't even know.  It was an even greater surprise to see how they were connected to Selah.  Selah faces troubles from both the natural and supernatural in this installment; even though the issues stemming from the supernatural were much more dangerous, Selah's interests lie deeper with solving her natural troubles first as these would stop her from marrying Henry.  The love story that continued between Selah and Henry was sweet and devastatingly romantic.  The ending of the book leaves off with a cliffhanger surrounding Selah's issues with the supernatural, so I can not wait to dig into the next book. 
 
This book was received for free in return for an honest review. 
 
Aaaaaaaaand....one last square for bingo: set in Autumn: 
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