Rebel Academy: Curse: Wickedly Charmed, Book 3 (Unabridged)
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4.0 • 1 Rating
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- $21.99
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Publisher Description
Nothing is more dangerous than my past…
…and its secrets could curse this dark academy.
I was the wicked witch who cursed the Rebel Academy to perpetual winter. When the fae who tried to force me to marry him returns for the Enchanted Ball, will my magic bring the academy to life or freeze it forever?
But first, my three sinfully hot and protective Immortal lovers and I must survive dangerous missions, Dragon Tournaments, and deadly classes.
Sleipnir—Loki’s dominant shifter son.
Bask—a possessive, sinful incubus.
Fox—a cute cat shifter and mage.
Tough choices also await the 11 and fae Princes, as well as their dark and mysterious vampire.
The wickedly gorgeous students of the Rebel Academy have pasts that should remain buried. Yet they’ll be brought to light at the Enchanted Ball. Then nothing will be the same again.
Will my lovers and I be shattered or freed?
Rebel Academy: Curse is a complete 110,000 word paranormal academy romance from USA Today best-selling author Rosemary A. Johns. Discover mysterious and delicious vampires, shifters, mages, gods, fae, elves, and princes. If you love steamy paranormal romances where the men know how to share, dive in now!
In this world, even the rebels aren’t free.
Customer Reviews
Epic.
"I was more than the Curse corrupting me inside. I was a Fallen warrior. If I could only prove it."
I was excited to be able to binge the entire trilogy after enjoying books 1-2. Everything has escalated and the drama is already high the moment this one opens. It’s fast-paced, and full of wit, magic and so much more, such as:
🔮 Naughty gods.
🖤 Centuries-long feuds, coming to a head
🔮 Found family.
🖤 Captivity.
🔮 Academy setting.
🖤 Dark magic.
🔮 Corruption.
🖤 Danger.
🔮 Oppression (& therefore: oppressors you’ll love to hate).
🖤 Lots of snark.
🔮ALL the supernaturals.
🖤Super sweet HEA.
Overall: excellent conclusion to this series.
4 stars.
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Audio—
Overall good. There was a slight quality issue overall: the female parts alternating between sounding PERFECT, and sounding like she was sort of far away or in a tin can. I’m not sure what makes this happen. Most of it was well-produced though and ALL of it was well-performed, by great narrators which are easy on the ears.