﻿ Mrs Giggles reviews: The Selkie Bride by Melanie Jackson  The
Selkie Bride by Melanie Jackson, historical/paranormal (2010)
LoveSpell, $7.99, ISBN 978-0-505-52834-6  The Selkie Bride is
marketed as a paranormal romance, but if you sneeze at an
inopportune moment, you'd miss what little romance that is
present in the story. If you read the synopsis on the back cover
and expects a dramatic fight between the forces of good and
evil, you will be combating emotions such as disappointment. If
you look at the cover and think that this is an erotic romance,
you're better off reading some other book. The best way to
describe this book is that it is actually a lovely coffee table
book that somehow has all the lovely photographs replaced by
reams after reams of text.  In 1923, widow Megan Culbin moves to
the supposed cursed Scottish village of Findloss to begin a new
life and escape the drama she left behind in America. You see,
her late husband was a monster who died of a drug overdose in a
brothel, and he left behin