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Five reasons to grab A Curse Unbroken and lose yourself within its pages

  • Aric the sexy were warrior and Celia Wird. If you have read the series that you have witnessed the carnage, near death and despair this couple have suffered, and yet through it all the love. The tale pics up right where the last tale ended and our couple will once again be tested. Will they finally get their happy? You will have to grab a copy to find out.

  • Secondary characters,romance trouble and vampire interference- we get it all in typical Robson fashion. Gemini and Taran’s relationship is a mess, and I long for their story. Meanwhile Bren and Emma have this quiet little thing going and I want in. Shayna and Koda are downright adorkable. Misha and his groupies are present adding and causing tension all at the same time.

  • An unseen threat effects them and the mating bond between Celia and Aric. An assignment to retrieve a powerful stone that can wreak havoc if it falls into the wrong hands have the Wird’s, weres and vampires battling other supernatural elements. It was intense, brutal and completely captivating.

  • Robson takes urban fantasy and wraps it inside a paranormal romance that grabs at your heartstrings. Her characters are unique and despite internal bickering and differences, somehow she takes weres, vampires and witches and has them working together towards a common goal.

  • You love holding your breath, screaming at a book and becoming completely wrapped up in the story. A Curse Unbroken demands to be read in one, maybe two sittings, so forget the housework, sleep, and food. When you crack this open, prepare to lose yourself until it ends. I suggest unplugging and having chocolate handy. I laughed, cringed, cried, sighed, but ultimately closed the book satisfied, and spent.


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  • Started reading
  • 15 February, 2015: Finished reading
  • 15 February, 2015: Reviewed