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The Cruelest Curse
Paperback
Series: Dark and Otherworldly, Book 3
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Nov 30 2020
Pages: 246
Weight: 0.60
Height: 0.56 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Magic, warfare, and romance collide in this action-packed conclusion to a spellbinding fantasy series.
Leigh Morgan defeated the magical, monstrous denizens of Otherworld. She survived the curse their queen put on her in revenge and wielded their most legendary weapon in battle. But the demonic forces invading Otherworld now are worse than anything she's ever fought: powerful, cruel, and cannibalistic.
Leigh would return to the human world and leave the arrogant Others to rot except for one reason: Prince Dredarion Rath, the sly, sorcerous man who stole her heart. She'll fight at his side to save his people even if it means joining forces with her former enemies. But when the worst happens and Leigh ends up cut off from Dredarion, injured and imprisoned, she'll have to find a way to save the kingdom and the prince alone...or die trying.
Read the final installment in the Dark and Otherworldly series and get swept away in forbidden romance, epic battles, and deadly magic. The Cruelest Curse is a romantic fantasy novel that fans of the genre won't want to miss. Read now and return to Otherworld for one last adventure.
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