Murder is only perfect when everyone knows you got away with it. Edana Fortunato is the sole surviving heir of two great families whose fates have commingled. On the eve of her inheritance, Edana is summoned to the grand estate to meet the enigmatic Count Montresor. She embarks on the journey, unprepared for the secrets still to be revealed, and unaware that a killer has set the stage for one final act of vengeance upon the Fortunato family. Revenge does not end in THE HOUSE OF MONTRESOR, a sequel to Edgar Allan Poe's classic revenge tale, "The Cask of Amontillado."
I enjoyed reading this book. A sequel to a story that many of us have probably spent a few hours wandering about after reading in school is something that I can appreciate. You will definitely want to see this through, especially after everything that we know has happened in the first book. Things are going in a positive direction story wise. There is no doubt that if the quality stays at its current rate the ending will be something that fans of the story will enjoy. I doubt that the characters would feel the same though. Read Full Review
Lots of drama in this story and also some mystery. The story does get confusing as it goes on. Edana though to get the estate has to stay there and that may prove deadly for her being a Fortunato. Read Full Review
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