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Pretty soon things start happening to Trudy…her aunt’s death mask appears next to Trudy’s pillow in the middle of the night. She is locked in the tunnel that connects Castle Malice to the villa. She sees the Masked Swordsman, who makes some attempts on her life. Is the ghost for real, or is someone pretending to be the swordsman, trying to get rid of Trudy to get the villa. Ben Steiburn is interested in tearing the villa down so he can use the land to build an art museum for himself. When she finally sees the lawyer he tells Trudy that she is the owner of the villa until her death, then it goes to someone else, someone whose name he doesn’t know. (He tells her there is also a second will. The details are in a sealed envelope…the lawyer’s late father helped aunt Julia with her will before he died.) This makes Trudy suspicious of many people who could want her dead to get the villa/inheritance.
I really enjoyed this book. It wasn’t written in the first person POV (point of view) like most gothic books are. It had a likable heroine, a good cast of characters/suspects, and some handsome suitors for Trudy.
An entertaining read that kept me interested. ( )