Reviews For Druxel Manor

Druxel Manor is the type of suspence that makes it real hard to put the
book down. Angel is thrown into an adventure full of danger, romance,
and suspence when her brother insists on finding their biological
parents against her own desires or will. The events that transpire keep you
on the edge of your seat trying to solve the mystery that is behind it
all since no one feels Angel should be made aware of the real dangers
that lie ahead or where they stem from. Almost immediately, Angel falls
into a very heated romance. I am not one for explicit romances so I
tend to skip over the R rated portions, but over all the story and the
writing was very well done. The story line is A+. Druxel Manor is an
enjoyable book!
C.J. Wilkes
Daddy, I Forgive You
(5 *****)
C.J. Wilkes Website

Druxel Manor: Book Review
"Druxel Manor is a stimulating thriller-mystery-romance novel that keeps the
reader guessing. Who do you trust? Everyone seems to know a little something
but no one is willing to explain ï¿½ or rather, what is revealed only creates more
confusion.

There are three main characters here. Trevor and Angel are adopted siblings who
were raised in a life of the privileged ï¿½ growing up in a mansion and attending
only the best of schools. Angel is a dedicated and driven journalist, while her
brother is obsessed with his quest to find their biological parents. Their
adopted parentsï¿½ insistent warnings to never try to find their real parents and
other small clues drove Trevor to find out the truth. In his bones, he knew
something was out of place and what he found out put both of their lives at
stake.

Suddenly, Angel finds herself thrown into the midst of a mysterious and
dangerous adventure ï¿½ and she has no idea why. Then James arrives, her rescuer
and protector ï¿½ whether she likes it or not - and her undeniable anim>
attraction to him turns her world upside down. She must decide who to trust and
find out the reason for all the things left unexplained.

Tarra Young performed a difficult task in keeping the pace fast and momentum
high in this novel. I never knew what was going to happen next ï¿½ and all my
suspicions were wrong in the end. I thought this book was a fun and interesting
read and is an excellent choice for readers who enjoy a good mystery."
~ Lillian Brummet, Book Reviewer, and co-author of the book Trash Talk - a
guide for anyone concerned about his or her impact on the environment.
Lillian Brummet's Website

Tarra Young brings her reader into a world of intrigue and steamy romance with
her book "Druxel Manor". Around every corner is a new suspicion and an
increasing interest in the unfolding mystery.

Angel was adopted at a young age, along with her brother Trevor. After years of
being discouraged from looking for their biological parents, the siblings have
very different view on the search. Angel fears hurting her adoptive parents;
Trevor wants to know the truth. This makes for a great conflict in itself.

And then there is James. Decidedly handsome and full of a mystery all his own,
he makes Angel long for things she doesn't comprehend.
Add to all of this the nail-biting kidnap attempts and Tarra Young has provided
a novel that I had a hard time putting down.
Amey S. Tippet, Auther of Alison's Journey
Amey S. Tippet's Website
Tarra Young has written a romantic suspense that keeps
you reading until the end, then she has you wanting to
read what happens after Druxel Manor.

Druxel Manor
Author: Tarra Young
Publisher: Publish America
Release Date: April 2005
Blue Ribbon Rating: 4.5
Format: PRINT *s*

Angel is a strong woman that makes you want to shake her
one minute then cheer her on the next. Angel has grown
up with all the luxuries a girl could ever want, she has
two parents that adopted her and her brother Trevor when
they were very little and a job that she loves. Then what
happens, Trevor decides it is time to start looking for their
birth parents, and Angel is against it from the get go; because
she dosesn't want to hurt anyone that she loves.

Angel gets a telegram from Trevor asking her to come to a place
she has never heard of before because he has something he needs
to talk to her about. DRUXEL MANOR is the place Trevor is wanting
Angel to come to.

On the way to DRUXEL MANOR Angel can't stop the feeling that someone
has been following her since she left home. Everywhere she stops
she sees this red car, so Angel decides to try and lose the car.
Angel thinks that she has accomplished this until she is sitting
in her car and someone starts pulling her out of her car. Thank
goodness she isn't a whizz on losing someone; because out of
nowhere here comes the very man that has been following her and
rescues Angel from a near mishap. Leaving her car behind Angel
is put in James's car and driven the rest of the way to DRUXEL
MANOR.

James is a man I would love to meet in the real world, he is the
strong silent type; but he will protect what he loves no matter
what the cost. James is also a man with too many secrets for Angel
to trust completely, so Angel tries her hardest to steer clear of
the feelings that seem to have just shot out of nowhere when James
and her are in the same room. What Angel doesn't know is that
James is a man she can trust with her heart and her life, I just
hope she figures this out before it is too late for her.

James and Trevor refuse to tell Angel anything except that she
doesn't need to contact her parents or her boyfriend Scott.
Since they won't give her a good reason not to, she has a hard
time coming around. About the time that she decides to trust
them, Angel gets her heart broken so against Trevor and James's
advice she leaves DRUXEL MANOR and goes back home to her parents
and her boyfriend Scott.

After getting home Angel comes up against alot more obstacles,
before she finally finds out what is actually going on. I am
hoping Tarra Young will write a sequel so well will find out
what happens with the brother Angel never knew she had.

By Romance Junkies Reviewer Tammy Kelley