The Uninvited Guest
A Rip Through Time Novel
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Kelley Armstrong
The irresistible Rip Through Time series by bestselling author Kelley Armstrong continues as a husband seemingly returns from the dead to stop his wife’s wedding.
After falling 150 years back in time, Mallory Mitchell’s life in Victorian Scotland finally feels like hers. Not only is she now forensic scientist Dr. Duncan Gray’s detective partner, she’s also his soon-to-be fiancée. The two have acknowledged their feelings for each other and are impatient for their wedding.
They’ve decided to hold off on making it official until after the wedding of Gray’s widowed sister, Isla, and his best friend, Detective Hugh McCreadie. When Isla’s abusive first husband, Lawrence, died on safari in Africa, she had to stay in mourning for a socially acceptable amount of time. Now, she’seager to marry Hugh, her true love,and Mallory can’t wait for her friends to find the happiness they deserve. But the long-awaited day is interrupted when a stranger appears at the wedding claiming to be Lawrence.
While the family knows this is an imposter, they need to prove it before Isla and Hugh can wed. Soon, what seems a simple matter of unmasking a con artist turns into murder, with Hugh as the prime suspect. With both weddings delayed, Gray and Mallory must quickly identify the stranger, uncover the killer, and save Hugh’s name and reputation.
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Praise for Death at a Highland Wedding
“The Canadian author really knows how to pace a good whodunit and Death at a Highland Wedding shows her at her best.” –The Globe and Mail
"An irresistible series... The success of the book lies in the details: the vividly realized historical environment, the period-appropriate characters, and the thrill of watching a cop trying to adapt modern-day forensic techniques to an era in which they were utterly unknown. Series fans will be lining up for this one."—Booklist
"Time travel provides the framework for a captivating mystery and intriguing insights into life in 1870s Scotland."—Kirkus Reviews