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Her family doesn't believe the ancient curse and they pay for it with their children's lives for centuries
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A curse of evil deed incites an unbroken chain of evil.
A powerful curse cast sixteen hundred years ago destroyed the lives of their ancestors for centuries. If it remains unbroken, the curse will ruin the lives of future generations as well.
Jayden’s life is in danger. When he finds a crude leather book in his grandmother's secret room that was written in 426 by a Shaman, his sister, Sofia, deciphers the ancient runes.
They learn about their family curse and dark memories of their childhood start to surface.
Is it possible to break the ancient curse and save Jayden?
Please note: two paragraphs in the book might be a sensitive issue for readers who deny the existence of love between people of the same gender.
A powerful curse cast sixteen hundred years ago destroyed the lives of their ancestors for centuries. If it remains unbroken, the curse will ruin the lives of future generations as well.
Jayden’s life is in danger. When he finds a crude leather book in his grandmother's secret room that was written in 426 by a Shaman, his sister, Sofia, deciphers the ancient runes.
They learn about their family curse and dark memories of their childhood start to surface.
Is it possible to break the ancient curse and save Jayden?
Please note: two paragraphs in the book might be a sensitive issue for readers who deny the existence of love between people of the same gender.
Reviews
People at Slate R. Raven
5.0 out of 5 starsGreat book! 📖 Talented Author!
As usual Erika M. Szabo knocks this one right out of the park! Taking us back to the beginning where the curse begins allows us a view normally not offered by most authors. Her talents are once more shown in this latest release!
Cathy Collar
5.0 out of 5 starsThis Book is filled with Fantasy, Intrigue and a slice of Wonderful Hungarian History!
I loved this book. It is filled with fantasy, intrigue and a slice of wonderful Hungarian History. Author Erika M Szabo takes us back in time to the beginning of a horrid family curse. She expertly weaves this story through both today's timeline and that of yesterday's and brings us out on the other side with an amazing ending. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who loves a wonderful fantasy adventure.
Amazon Customer
5.0 out of 5 starsAlways a pleasurable read!
I am a true fan! I enjoyed this bold and I eve again found myself in the book. My only complaint is that once again,I want more. Thank you for writing and allowing me to escape into another time and place.
2 people found this helpful
Shebat Legion
5.0 out of 5 starsA story within a story!
The Curse by Erica Szabo is a story within a story and well executed. The protagonist, Emily returns to her homeland of Hungary to visit her brother Jayden who has made an exciting find, an ancient book. On her journey home, Emily reconnects with her childhood sweetheart and their romance rekindles. As Emily reads the book her brother has found, she finds remarkable similarities to her life and her brother's. I won't give the rest of the story away, but I found it is an enjoyable read and a fast paced one, with likable characters and an interesting plot. I quite enjoyed the blend of Hungarian culture sprinkled throughout, and the mention of Hun history is interesting and integral to the plot. Well done, Erica! Five Stars!
2 people found this helpful
greg jolley
5.0 out of 5 stars“Cursed Bloodline” is a fine novel full of suspense and mystery
“Cursed Bloodline” is a fine novel full of suspense and mystery, marked by the author’s sure handed skill with the art and craft. The cast richly and realistically come to life from the very first page and the crisp prose drew this reader ever forward, turning pages. Ms. Skabo has a great feel for the pulse of artful realism. Emily’s story cannot be missed.
5.0 out of 5 starsGreat book! 📖 Talented Author!
As usual Erika M. Szabo knocks this one right out of the park! Taking us back to the beginning where the curse begins allows us a view normally not offered by most authors. Her talents are once more shown in this latest release!
Cathy Collar
5.0 out of 5 starsThis Book is filled with Fantasy, Intrigue and a slice of Wonderful Hungarian History!
I loved this book. It is filled with fantasy, intrigue and a slice of wonderful Hungarian History. Author Erika M Szabo takes us back in time to the beginning of a horrid family curse. She expertly weaves this story through both today's timeline and that of yesterday's and brings us out on the other side with an amazing ending. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who loves a wonderful fantasy adventure.
Amazon Customer
5.0 out of 5 starsAlways a pleasurable read!
I am a true fan! I enjoyed this bold and I eve again found myself in the book. My only complaint is that once again,I want more. Thank you for writing and allowing me to escape into another time and place.
2 people found this helpful
Shebat Legion
5.0 out of 5 starsA story within a story!
The Curse by Erica Szabo is a story within a story and well executed. The protagonist, Emily returns to her homeland of Hungary to visit her brother Jayden who has made an exciting find, an ancient book. On her journey home, Emily reconnects with her childhood sweetheart and their romance rekindles. As Emily reads the book her brother has found, she finds remarkable similarities to her life and her brother's. I won't give the rest of the story away, but I found it is an enjoyable read and a fast paced one, with likable characters and an interesting plot. I quite enjoyed the blend of Hungarian culture sprinkled throughout, and the mention of Hun history is interesting and integral to the plot. Well done, Erica! Five Stars!
2 people found this helpful
greg jolley
5.0 out of 5 stars“Cursed Bloodline” is a fine novel full of suspense and mystery
“Cursed Bloodline” is a fine novel full of suspense and mystery, marked by the author’s sure handed skill with the art and craft. The cast richly and realistically come to life from the very first page and the crisp prose drew this reader ever forward, turning pages. Ms. Skabo has a great feel for the pulse of artful realism. Emily’s story cannot be missed.