House Of Elliott II
Revenge Is Hers
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While locked away in Clarice’s dungeon, I read the diaries that belonged to her. Memoires, of her child and teen hood years, up to the time she reached adulthood. No one could possibly know her as well as I know her. I’ve had a year to study this woman…her fears, pain, sufferings, triumph and her wicked deeds. Now, I’m here in the hospital recuperating from the pain and suffering she afflicted on me. Even though my life had been in peril, I feel triumphant, and ready to celebrate because the doctor will be releasing me soon. I’m looking forward to be united in holy matrimony with the only man I truly ever loved - Frances. Not sure how I will fit into his new aristocratic life, but it will certainly feel good to try to fit in. In just a few weeks, I will be - Mrs. Cathy St. Claire Elliott!
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After a year of being locked away in Clarice’s cold dark cellar to rot, Cathy was given a second chance at life. While barely escaping death for the second time, and while recuperating in the hospital, her executioner takes pity on her and convinces her to change her identity and relocate. Cathy takes his advice and changes her identity and name to Lucille (Lucy) Montgomery. But her obsession for revenge against Clarice and Frances, causes her to be back in a worse predicament than she was before. Fight or flight, she is determined to avenge herself.
About the Author
I am a former telecommunication employee and currently work for a financial institution in sales and operations. I am a wife of twenty nine years and mother of one beautiful daughter. Since my early childhood, I dreamed of writing stories that readers would fall in love with. After many years had passed and encouraged to do so by my husband. I put the pen to the paper and began to write. I had always been inspired to write about beautiful, yet wicked woman. Growing up in the late 60’s and early 70’s, I enjoyed watching my two favorite actresses, Betty Davis and Joan Crawford. I was also intrigued by Frances Ford Coppola and Alfred Hitchcock movies.