Curse of the Ravenstone

Ravenstone #2

by M.S. Verish

Their mission was at an end.

Suffering the price of their failure, the companions are divided. Undeterred in her quest for redemption, Kariayla, followed by Jinx and Ruby, pursues the deadly stone in a seemingly futile mission. Hawkwing and Arcturus seek the infamous White Demon, who has managed to escape the Priagent's grip.

Priagent Rashir Diemh has never been closer to his goal. Possessing both the Ravenstone and the powerful cantalere known as Whitestar, a second Cataclysm is imminent. Yet even he is driven by another—a darker force that has yet to reveal itself.

The Ravenstone's ominous Shadow obscures the fate of Secramore, and unless the threat is vanquished, none will be spared the curse of its darkness.

Genres: Fantasy, Science Fiction Fantasy

388 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 23, 2016

About the author

M.S. Verish, better known as Matthew and Stefanie Verish, are co-authors as well as husband and wife. They knew they were destined for marriage when they could write together without killing each other. Their writing partnership has rewarded them with wonderful journeys into the realm of fantasy, culminating in the epic world, Secramore. The couple shares a love of nature and art and lives in Northeast Ohio with their shelties and large family of cavies.

Reviews

[Georgia Tumbleweed McNabb · Rating 4 out of 5]

I enjoyed this book, though I felt it at times to drag out the quest more than needed. It still is an excellent story in this series. The Narrator once again does a wonderful job with the various characters voices and the entire storyline. The Author's world building is very good too.

[Meryl · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good.

Lovely to catch-up with the intrepid travellers again. This book is a rollercoaster of emotions and happenings that kept me intrigued and reading.

There is a cliffhanger ending leading to reading more about Secramore in a furthering series.

[Christianne · Rating 5 out of 5]

A proper saga with more to come!

I can’t wait to continue reading the writers’ stories. I am enjoying Hawkwing and all the other characters and their sentiments for each other. I could see my grandchildren reading these tales, too.

[Dana Granville · Rating 2 out of 5]

More of the same. Again, I just found it a bit tedious of a read. Had a hard time keeping some things straight and didn't seem to have much of a point. Just not for me.