4.5
enchanting stars
Book
Blurb:
“Kas
is a wanderer, exploring the country and keeping out of the reach of her
stepfather's plots to marry her off and steal her fortune. When she stumbles
across a field of towers one stormy night, she promptly takes shelter in the
sturdiest-looking of the bunch, only to find a woman trapped in a bespelled
sleep.
Breaking the curse takes seconds, but dealing with the aftermath may force Kas to return to the home she's been avoiding—and right into the sights of the mage who cursed the princess sleeping in the tower...”
Breaking the curse takes seconds, but dealing with the aftermath may force Kas to return to the home she's been avoiding—and right into the sights of the mage who cursed the princess sleeping in the tower...”
Review:
‘The
Cursebreaker Countess’ is a stand-alone fairy-tale type fantasy with hints of
steampunk. Please note that this is not a Sleeping Beauty retelling with two
ladies, as I originally thought. Instead, I was pleasantly surprised by this
clean YA fantasy.
Our
story begins when Kas stumbles upon Princess Anika’s tower in the middle of a
storm. After awakening the sleeping princess, they travel to the palace to
ascertain how best to deal with the problem of magic growing weaker and weaker
over the years. It seems someone wanted the princess out of the way due to her
proficiency with magic, in order to subdue and control magic in the kingdom.
Become
enchanted with ‘The Cursebreaker Countess’ on August 15, 2018.
I voluntarily read a Review Copy of this book. All opinions stated are solely my own and no one else’s. #TheCursebreakerCountess #NetGalley
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