Before I Let You Go by Kellie Wallace – Review by Lucinda Morton-Phillips

Before I Let You Go by Kellie Wallace
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Elsbeth is a young woman in Texas whose life seems to be coming apart at the seams. She finds out that her long-term partner is cheating on her, right before he proposes. Her relationship with her sister Zara and mother is strained and her beloved father is dying. How much more can a woman take?
An opportunity for a new start emerges when she finds out she has been left a house on a remote island in Guernsey by an aunt she barely remembers. So she takes the opportunity to leave the dramas of her life behind. But the new start isn’t as easy as she wishes, and she is plagued with doubts about leaving her ailing father behind and regrets about how she ended her relationship with her cheating boyfriend. The house is a dishevelled mess, but Elsbeth is no stranger to hard work and takes on the challenge and finds part-time work at her lawyer’s office.
Things take a dark turn with a rich developer who hounded her aunt to sell the island and will stop at nothing to get Elsbeth to sell to him. Mysterious happenings at the house lead her to Bishop, who is not as he seems and reveals a mystery that Elsbeth needs to solve before it is too late.
I really enjoyed this fast-paced suspense/paranormal/romance by Kellie Wallace. It was well-written, and showed great character growth.

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