The Blood Curse

Spell Weaver Series, Book 3

De: Annette Marie

Narrado por: Jorjeana Marie, Melissa Moran, Greg Tremblay

When Clio conned her way into the Underworld, her job was to steal magic that could protect her homeland. Instead, she escaped with the rebel son of a notorious spell weaver family. And in the process, she exposed his most calamitous spell, putting her people - and all magic - in peril.

Now she and Lyre face two impossible feats: Recover his creation, and do it before his family catches up to them. But when the spell is unleashed with devastating results, caution is no longer an option.

Clio and Lyre's only chance lies in combining their strength, but to make it out alive, they'll need magic more dangerous than they've ever wielded before. And if they fail, the realms will pay the price.

©2018 Annette Marie (P)2018 Tantor

The Blood Curse (Spell Weaver Book 3)

The Blood Curse (Spell Weaver Book 3) SPECTACULAR book ~ the final book in Annette Marie’s Spell Weaver trilogy, wrapping up the journey of Clio, a nymph with hidden strength, and Lyre, a rogue spell weaver with a complicated past. As the war between powerful daemon factions reaches its peak, Clio and Lyre must face deadly enemies, unravel deep-rooted conspiracies, and confront their own destinies.This final book delivers intense action, emotional stakes, and the culmination of Clio and Lyre’s slow-burn romance. With ancient magic, high-stakes battles, and a thrilling conclusion, The Blood Curse ties together all the conflicts and relationships that have built up over the series. Annette Marie will blow your mind with her exquisite world-building, insanely clever plots, and characters that will melt your heart. I believe that I have said it before in other reviews of her books, but I am an Annette Marie fan for life! The quality of her writing speaks for itself. She really is a shining star in the thick night sky of authors. You won't want to miss out on experiencing her worlds for yourself! I definitely would recommend to tread or listen to the audible. I did both because I could not put it down.

Makes up for second...

This made up for the second book. Love multiple POV. Solid a. f. Enjoy it

EXCELLENT ENDING

The conclusion for Lyre's and Clio's adventure is good. Their love for each other has matured and I hope there will more books to come on them. It also touched on the beginning of Lyre's and Ash's friendship. All in all a very satisfactory ending. Annette Marie is indeed a talented writer.

Oh Lyre

What a wonderful ending and hope for the future. I love everything about these books! Annette Marie never disappoints.

amazing book

Love the author annette marie, all of her books are excellent this series was no different . this book 3 was great to tie up the end of the trilogy of spell weaver with a bonus epilogue that can be found after you finish the book . I look forward to listening to any of her other books.

Excellent ending

What an excellent ending to this series! I love finding out Lyre’s backstory and I cannot wait to read/listen to Blackfire when it is released!

Very enjoyable series

Well written and narrated . Excellent works building and character development !! Once you start reading hard to put down till finished .

There is More.... and I'm here for it.

My girl Clio finally came into her own. She got bolder and stronger and I loved it. Lyre FINALLY owned his feelings and came into his own self. They both grew and evolved together. This book had me screaming, laughing, and yelling throughout the journey they took. If a book doesn't have you emotionally involved, then you're reading the wrong thing. This book was EPIC!!!!

Story was good because the narrators were so good

While the story was interesting, I cannot get over Greg Tremblay's voices. They were absolutely great! It made the characters really come to life. Too bad I guess this was the last book. I wanted to hear more of/from him. But will see what the next works sound like.

Fact Check

Book was great, however there is the distraction when the Autumn 'Solstice' comes up...needs to be changed to 'Equinox' to fix the distraction :)