Piece of Infinity

The Curse, Book 3

By: Emily Bold, Jaime McGill - translator

Narrated by: Justine Eyre

In the third and final volume of Emily Bold's The Curse Series, Sam returns to the present day from seventeenth-century Scotland, reunited with her love, Payton, and relieved that the curse has been lifted. But their happiness is tempered by Sam's unsettling feeling that all is not yet right. Overburdened with the guilt she feels for unwittingly causing the curse that destroyed Payton's life for nearly three centuries, Sam is determined to return to the past to fix it. Fearing that the love of his life will want to remain with his past self, Payton follows Sam into history, desperate to bring her back to the present - and to the new life they've made together.

As the past and present clash, the two lovers face the most difficult choice of their lives: allow their history to remain as it was, with all its dangers, injustices, and pain, or fight to improve it - and risk the very love that binds them together.

©2013 Emily Bold (P)2016 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved. English translation © 2016 Jaime McGill.

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This book did not disappoint. All three books in the series are incredibly moving. I loved them all. Scottish historical paranormal history, who knew it would be so fascinating.

The narrator did such a wonderful job with the story. She brought it to life with such an intense performance .

Entertaining and Captivating

I was a little unsure about reading this initially. The author might consider re writing the description. It doesn't do the book justice at all. In fact, I only listened because I was broke,and it was free on kindle unlimited. I am so glad I listened!! I drive a lot and listen to stay alert. I found myself not wanting to reach my destination so I could listen more! I would sit in the car longer than I needed to once I arrived home at night. I sincerely enjoyed this series and hope it continues with the next generation.

Loved it

I loved the story in the long run. However, jumping back and forth threw time with the characters was hard to follow at times.

love it

i love this series. it the serie i ever listen to.
i love everything about it.

love, love,love these books

love, love, love these books. The Auther is amazing. i felt like I was right there in the story.

Piece of Infinity (The Curse Book 3)

Oh OMG 😳 , these books are so well written! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time! What an amazing love story! I especially loved Peyton and Sam.. This series is a must read or an excellent audible book… definitely recommend this book..

love

absolutely loved it. All 3 books were amazing, the author captured me in the first chapter of the first book.

Great Ending

This final book of the series tied up a lot of loose ends for me but I still want to know what happened with the other brothers. Would let 've to see another book focusing on them.

More of the same story

What did you like best about Piece of Infinity? What did you like least?

I dislike the fact of the story turns around of the same point of the previous books. I though would be diferente. I'm not totally dissapointed, but I'm not very happy with this book too.

Has Piece of Infinity turned you off from other books in this genre?

No, because I like this genre of books. The problem is this one. So, I can't judge all books based on an experience

Do you think Piece of Infinity needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

No, no, no... what could Emily Bold write about?

Any additional comments?

For me, the problem is that the three books revolve around the same issue, or rather, the same events, but in each of them we have a point of view. The only difference is that in this book, we see - we experience the events that occurred one year after the massacre. But still, there is not much new.

I liked the first two books, hated this one

this third book was a huge let down. I could not concentrate on the story because every time I started to be drawn in I was jarred out by another refrence to man parts. the last straw was the graphic rape scene. the only parts of this book worth listening to were repeats of the past two and the last 5 minutes at the end.