Death at a Highland Wedding is the fourth installment in New York Times bestselling author Kelley Armstrong's gripping Rip Through Time Novels.

After slipping 150 years into the past, modern-day homicide detective Mallory Atkinson has embraced her new life in Victorian Scotland as housemaid Catriona Mitchel. Although it isn’t what she expected, she's developed real, meaningful relationships with the people around her and has come to love her role as assistant to undertaker Dr. Duncan Gray and Detective Hugh McCreadie.

Mallory, Gray, and McCreadie are on their way to the Scottish Highlands for McCreadie's younger sister's wedding. The McCreadies and the groom’s family, the Cranstons, have a complicated history which has made the weekend quite uncomfortable. But the Cranston estate is beautiful so Gray and Mallory decide to escape the stifling company and set off to explore the castle and surrounding wilderness. They discover that the groom, Archie Cranston, a slightly pompous and prickly man, has set up deadly traps in the woods for the endangered Scottish wildcats, and they soon come across a cat who's been caught and severely injured. Oddly, Mallory notices the cat's injuries don't match up with the intricacies of the trap. These strange irregularities, combined with the secretive and erratic behavior of the groom, put Mallory and Duncan on edge. And then when one of the guests is murdered, they must work fast to uncover the murderer before another life is lost.

New York Times bestselling author Kelley Armstrong’s unique time travel mystery series continues to entertain as Mallory adjusts to life in the 1870s.

Mallory is off to a Highland wedding along with Gray, Isla and McCreadie. The groom to be is marrying McCreadie’s sister but complicating the weekend is the fact that the groom’s sister was once engaged to McCreadie. As if that did not make for enough tension there is a murder but was the victim the intended target or was he mistaken for the groom?

I am really enjoying this series and the growing development of both the characters themselves and the relationships they are forming with each other. The murder was sufficiently convoluted that the murderer was not apparent until the same point where Mallory came to the conclusion of who it was. The whole series is highly recommended and this entry is especially enjoyable. I cannot wait for the next one. ~~ Stephanie L Bannon

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