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Star Cursed
Royal Dark Gems are male magical beings, searching for their missing female counterparts known as Royal female Gems. After 1000 years of their absence on their home planet, Kiyr, Dark Gems finally locate the rare females residing on another planet; Earth. But are they the Gems they are searching for, or are they Star Cursed, reborn on another planet?
Sapphire is a focus point for the Dark Gems as they believe she is their missing princess. Sapphire is abducted along with a selected group of forty-nine other females from Earth. Enslaved for the Dark Gem's selfish desires, will they manage to escape? Will they manage to unravel the mystery to their unknown past?
Sapphire is a focus point for the Dark Gems as they believe she is their missing princess. Sapphire is abducted along with a selected group of forty-nine other females from Earth. Enslaved for the Dark Gem's selfish desires, will they manage to escape? Will they manage to unravel the mystery to their unknown past?
277 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 7, 2018
8 people want to read
About the author
C. Swallow
40 books139 followersI write dark romance, dark fantasy, science fiction, paranormal and erotic genres. Listening to music helps me write prolifically as it fuels my imagination to be limitless.
Author C. Swallow website http://cswallownovels.com/
I'm the author of Frankincense City, Twin Dragons, Lycan Soulmates, Abducted by Vampires, Blas Archangels, Wolf Dominion, Kingdom of Alma and more.
The Twin Dragons series is published on the GALATEA app, where you'll find immersive experiences ( Dragon's Princess {2 Seasons} & Requiem City {5 Seasons} ), including audiobooks and translations into multiple languages.
Author C. Swallow website http://cswallownovels.com/
I'm the author of Frankincense City, Twin Dragons, Lycan Soulmates, Abducted by Vampires, Blas Archangels, Wolf Dominion, Kingdom of Alma and more.
The Twin Dragons series is published on the GALATEA app, where you'll find immersive experiences ( Dragon's Princess {2 Seasons} & Requiem City {5 Seasons} ), including audiobooks and translations into multiple languages.
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May 2, 2021
I don't like giving reviews with less than 3 but after evaluating my ranking system, that's where this book landed.
Star Cursed is an interesting read in comparison to the other things I've read. I was able to follow the plot pretty easily and I did enjoy many parts of the story - or rather, I was able to feel a sense if second hand embarrassment while reading which is always a plus.
Had I based it on that alone, this book would be an easy 3 to 4 star rating but there's just too much that I personally can not ignore.
For starters, there seemed to be no character development in the slightest. There was one character to claimed that the main character had changed (mentality wise) but I didn't see it. I even went back to read over the book again to see if I could tell where it was but I couldn't.
Personally, I would prefer to be able to see the change rather than be told by a character, who's memories I don't know, that someone has changed.
The biggest kicker here is that I feel the book didn't deliver with the "moral of the story" or type.
While reading I was under the impression that the story was supposed to have a strong female lead, if not physically then mentally, and I never got that. Instead, I got a somewhat bratty-princess (type) who was never really punished for anything who gets her way in the end but not from her own hard work or effort.
So, with the story doing well for face value but lacking in core, I had to give it a two. It is a decent read though.
Star Cursed is an interesting read in comparison to the other things I've read. I was able to follow the plot pretty easily and I did enjoy many parts of the story - or rather, I was able to feel a sense if second hand embarrassment while reading which is always a plus.
Had I based it on that alone, this book would be an easy 3 to 4 star rating but there's just too much that I personally can not ignore.
For starters, there seemed to be no character development in the slightest. There was one character to claimed that the main character had changed (mentality wise) but I didn't see it. I even went back to read over the book again to see if I could tell where it was but I couldn't.
Personally, I would prefer to be able to see the change rather than be told by a character, who's memories I don't know, that someone has changed.
The biggest kicker here is that I feel the book didn't deliver with the "moral of the story" or type.
While reading I was under the impression that the story was supposed to have a strong female lead, if not physically then mentally, and I never got that. Instead, I got a somewhat bratty-princess (type) who was never really punished for anything who gets her way in the end but not from her own hard work or effort.
So, with the story doing well for face value but lacking in core, I had to give it a two. It is a decent read though.
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