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iamruby21 's review for:
The Cursed
by Harper L. Woods
The story starts after the events of The Coven, where Gray's motives and manipulations completely betrayed Willow. The main focus of the storyline revolves around their fractured romance, leaving Willow feeling hurt and unsure of who to trust.
She finds herself caught in a conflict between good and evil, resulting in several poor decisions that nearly cost her life. Fortunately, Gray is there by her side, offering his assistance and unwavering support. As the story unfolds, we witness Willow exploring her newfound abilities as a necromancer with the intention of rectifying past mistakes that occurred centuries ago.
Gray's POV on the spice was incredibly hot, and he knows how to melt his wife with his words. He is completely infatuated with Willow and fully committed to rekindling their love once more.
While I do feel that The Cursed could have been improved upon by avoiding a rushed ending and introducing new plotlines for secondary characters to enrich this duet series further, the intriguing conclusion has definitely piqued my interest in reading future installments.
She finds herself caught in a conflict between good and evil, resulting in several poor decisions that nearly cost her life. Fortunately, Gray is there by her side, offering his assistance and unwavering support. As the story unfolds, we witness Willow exploring her newfound abilities as a necromancer with the intention of rectifying past mistakes that occurred centuries ago.
Gray's POV on the spice was incredibly hot, and he knows how to melt his wife with his words. He is completely infatuated with Willow and fully committed to rekindling their love once more.
While I do feel that The Cursed could have been improved upon by avoiding a rushed ending and introducing new plotlines for secondary characters to enrich this duet series further, the intriguing conclusion has definitely piqued my interest in reading future installments.