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A review by tfail24
Cursed by Ice by Jacquelyn Frank
4.0
Let me start off by saying that this book was a lot better, to me, that Cursed by Fire.
I liked Garreth and he was definitely more likeable than Dethan was. Garreth's curse is to freeze to death over and over again, but never allowed to die because of his immortality. Garreth is brought back by the Goddess to be her full time warrior. Here he meets Sariella, a slave, much like himself.
Sariella has a rare gift and is currently being used by the lord to control, Koro, a mythical beast. Sarielle is in charge of caring for her two siblings and they being held by the lord as leverage against her so that she has to use her gift to control the beast for him.
I liked that Garreth and Sariella were both slaves to somebody else, so they kind of knew what each other was going through. Garreth and Sarielle's journey to was wonderful and their love story gives the book a very good ending.
I am so glad that I didn't give up on the series after Cursed by Fire, because this one was really, really a lot better.
ARC was provided by Netgalley for an honest review.
I liked Garreth and he was definitely more likeable than Dethan was. Garreth's curse is to freeze to death over and over again, but never allowed to die because of his immortality. Garreth is brought back by the Goddess to be her full time warrior. Here he meets Sariella, a slave, much like himself.
Sariella has a rare gift and is currently being used by the lord to control, Koro, a mythical beast. Sarielle is in charge of caring for her two siblings and they being held by the lord as leverage against her so that she has to use her gift to control the beast for him.
I liked that Garreth and Sariella were both slaves to somebody else, so they kind of knew what each other was going through. Garreth and Sarielle's journey to was wonderful and their love story gives the book a very good ending.
I am so glad that I didn't give up on the series after Cursed by Fire, because this one was really, really a lot better.
ARC was provided by Netgalley for an honest review.