A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid
Kemmerer, 496 pages. Bloomsbury,
2019. $19.
Content: Language: PG-13 (16 swears); Mature Content:
PG; Violence: PG-13.
BUYING ADVISORY: MS,
HS – ESSENTIAL
AUDIENCE APPEAL:
HIGH
Harper is the lookout for her
brother while he takes care of a job for the neighborhood bad guy, but while
waiting she sees a man trying to take a woman. Harper steps in to defend the
woman and quickly finds herself in another world--Emberfall. The prince of Emberfall is Rhen and he is
stuck in a curse that unless he can find a woman to love him, then his kingdom
will fail. Harper is his last hope, but Harper
longs to be home with her dying mother and she is confused by the magic of Rhen’s
world. They need to trust each other to
save Emberfall and each other.
I love
any spin on Beauty and the Beast and this is a good one. Kemmerer writes fantastic chemistry between Rhen
and Harper and their strengths and weaknesses are realistic and give the
book depth. I totally enjoyed this
journey and can’t wait to read more in this series.
C. Peterson
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