Curse

Cursed #3

by Lynnie Purcell

A dark curse threatens Ellie and Thane's future. It states that any Cooper or Bumbalow who leaves town after their eighteenth birthday for good will bring sickness and death to the families. Ellie and Thane are not immune to the curse's effects. They know they must stop it from spreading. But the curse is not their only problem. Witch hunters have descended on town with only one mission in kill all witches. Together, with their trusty friend Caw, they search for a cure and a way to stop the witch hunters before they kill everyone and everything.


Can they survive the curse intact?


'Curse' is the third and final book in the Cursed Trilogy.

Genres: Young Adult, Romance

279 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 14, 2014

About the author

Lynnie is an author for young adult and romance novels. You can find her works published on Barnes and Noble, Amazon, Sony, and Apple. She has written five young adult novels and one adult novel. Her passions include reading, watching good movies and TV shows, and writing whenever she can.

Reviews

[Jessica · Rating 4 out of 5]

That was a good end to the trilogy! There were a couple spots near the beginning that I found to drag. It did pick up around halfway through.

I've really enjoyed watching Ellie and Thane grow into themselves outside of their families and the feud. They both faced their fears and did what they had to do to earn their freedom, while at the same time protecting their families.

There were plenty of surprising moments in Curse. I don't think I guessed at any of them too far in advance of the actual reveal. It was only a page or two ahead that I started thinking about the possibilities. I appreciated that the ending wasn't a sudden "Everything is fixed!" type of moment. The main problem facing Ellie and Thane was fixed but there's still work for their families to do. It wasn't just magically solved.

This is the third series I've read by Lynnie Purcell and I want to read more of them. She does an amazing job in her storylines and how she writes just draws me in. I definitely recommend the series!

[My Bookbag by Karen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really enjoyed the conclusion to the Craft Trilogy. I felt the story-lines were wrapped up with the best possible outcome.