Magic was a curse bubbling beneath the skin waiting to be unleashed. Araceli has never wanted for anything. She threw away silk dresses like rotted food. Jewels were mere bobbles, and her education a waste of time. Araceli had everything she could ever want. But all her wealth could not save her from condemnation. In Malrea, to be a witch was punishable by death. Everyone kn Magic was a curse bubbling beneath the skin waiting to be unleashed. Araceli has never wanted for anything. She threw away silk dresses like rotted food. Jewels were mere bobbles, and her education a waste of time. Araceli had everything she could ever want. But all her wealth could not save her from condemnation. In Malrea, to be a witch was punishable by death. Everyone knew curls was the trait witches were known for and Araceli was cursed with an abundance of them. When her father is charged with the crime of marrying a witch it forces her on the run. With her sister Elsbeth getting more cryptic as the days pass Araceli begins to question everything she knows. Witches were monstrous. They had no soul or sense of morals. They were depraved, evil to the core. There was no redemption for a witch. Civilizations only hope was to snuff these abominations out. Araceli could not be a witch. She was not evil despite what people said. She refused to believe the crime her family was charged with. When Araceli meets Riverette it forces her on a path unable to be controlled. With fate in the balance and history being rewritten Araceli must decide how much she is willing to sacrifice for the truth.
The Witching Blood (The Chaplet of Ersatz, #1)
Magic was a curse bubbling beneath the skin waiting to be unleashed. Araceli has never wanted for anything. She threw away silk dresses like rotted food. Jewels were mere bobbles, and her education a waste of time. Araceli had everything she could ever want. But all her wealth could not save her from condemnation. In Malrea, to be a witch was punishable by death. Everyone kn Magic was a curse bubbling beneath the skin waiting to be unleashed. Araceli has never wanted for anything. She threw away silk dresses like rotted food. Jewels were mere bobbles, and her education a waste of time. Araceli had everything she could ever want. But all her wealth could not save her from condemnation. In Malrea, to be a witch was punishable by death. Everyone knew curls was the trait witches were known for and Araceli was cursed with an abundance of them. When her father is charged with the crime of marrying a witch it forces her on the run. With her sister Elsbeth getting more cryptic as the days pass Araceli begins to question everything she knows. Witches were monstrous. They had no soul or sense of morals. They were depraved, evil to the core. There was no redemption for a witch. Civilizations only hope was to snuff these abominations out. Araceli could not be a witch. She was not evil despite what people said. She refused to believe the crime her family was charged with. When Araceli meets Riverette it forces her on a path unable to be controlled. With fate in the balance and history being rewritten Araceli must decide how much she is willing to sacrifice for the truth.
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Jasmine Smith –
I liked the idea of this book a lot - it's unique and interesting. However, I couldn't quite get into it because there was excessive use of "big" words and run-on sentences when there didn't need to be. Sometimes, using simpler words gets the point across BETTER to the reader. There's also some grammatical errors like lack of commas and sentences that don't quite make sense. Overall, this book has GREAT potential - it's really interesting stuff and the cover is beautiful. But the writing itself I liked the idea of this book a lot - it's unique and interesting. However, I couldn't quite get into it because there was excessive use of "big" words and run-on sentences when there didn't need to be. Sometimes, using simpler words gets the point across BETTER to the reader. There's also some grammatical errors like lack of commas and sentences that don't quite make sense. Overall, this book has GREAT potential - it's really interesting stuff and the cover is beautiful. But the writing itself needs to be heavily edited in my opinion.
Susan Burlew –
A good start to a new fantasy series. It jumped around a bit and was somewhat confusing but I'm looking forward the next book. Would recommend. A good start to a new fantasy series. It jumped around a bit and was somewhat confusing but I'm looking forward the next book. Would recommend.
Csimplot Simplot –
Excellent book!!!
Chelsea –
So far I’m really enjoying this book. It did start a bit slow for me . Now it is picking up. I’ll keep you updated . UPDATE: I’ve finished the book. I like the story line and where it is headed. Things I didn’t enjoy were the reintroduction of characters. It is not like it is a second book in the series and we need to be reminded of who is who. So is this going to be foreshadowing for things to come? Adding so many characters that they will have to be reintroduced?
V –
This book was received from a Goodreads giveaway in exchange for a review. In my humble opinion, the beginning was a bit slow, redundant and seemed to jump back and forth. However, once Araceli began her journey, I was drawn in. I am waiting to see if the next installment follows my expectations.
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