She flouted the laws of sorcery. She besmirched the purity of her power when she took a life and so the curse shall take her.When her sister triggers a deadly curse, Cassie-Anne Carpenter must leave the only home she’s ever known to find the hidden city of Ruen and beg the help of the exiled Goddess of Sorcery. But finding Ruen is no easy feat.To get there, Cassie must face the dangers of the Emperor’s mercurial bandits, zealot priests, cruel sorcerers, and her own heart to return with a cure before autumn’s first moon. Or her sister will suffer the consequences of her failure.
With her sister's well-being in the line, and seeing how close the two sisters were, Cassie-Anne and her family weren't the only ones worried about what was going to happen to Sarah-Ellen. But if I had been worried before, I truly needed to wait for Cassie-Anne's journey to start!
Lol, while in my rational mind, I was so happy with the complexity of the world-building and plot, I was suffering emotionally from some characters' arguments and the overall dangers. But what is a little emotional pain for a reader?
This was one utterly amazing book. It took my emotions through the ringer time and again and I was happy for it. Wow, I was just blown away by this book. I could not put it down even at four in the morning. This author has an amazing talent and I cannot wait for more. I am here, ready and waiting for book two or any other book you put out. You have yourself a truly enamored fan of your writing.