The Bluebeard Curse
Cursed Fairy Tale: Book 2
by Margo Ryerkerk
A devastating curse.
A broken soul.
A fearless girl.
After finding his sister crouched over their dead parents’ bodies, Nolan turns her in. To cope with his crippling loss, he seeks to forget his sorrows in revelries. But trying to escape his life only creates more problems when two girls, last seen with him, drown.
Unable to bear the town’s accusations, Nolan flees his home.
Five years later, he’s forced to return to the city that calls him Bluebeard and accept his count title. His welcome is anything but warm, friends treat him with suspicion, and the worst is yet to come…
Jolie knows servants shouldn’t interact with nobility, but there’s something about Nolan Bluebeard that makes it impossible to stay away even if being close to him jeopardizes everything she has worked so hard for.
While Nolan desperately tries to rebuild his reputation with Jolie’s help, a devastating curse has women around him falling dead one by one.
Will Nolan and Jolie break the curse, or will they die trying?
The Bluebeard Curse is the second book in the Cursed Fairy Tales series. Each book can be read as a standalone. However, for greatest enjoyment, the novels should be read in order.
Filled with adventure, love, magic, and a strong heroine, this clean YA Fairy Tale is a must-read!
❃❃The Bluebeard Curse releases December 14th❃❃
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Momma Says: 5 stars⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The Bluebeard Curse absolutely blew me away. This is probably the darkest thing I've read from this author and I have to say that she does it splendidly. The story moves at a good pace and is everything I would expect from a dark fairy tale and more. We have a truly maniacal villain, a bit of magic, a curse, and even a social class crossing romance. There is a lot of death in this one, and some of those are unexpected and upsetting, but looking back on it, it was all necessary with the way things progress in the story. This is the second book in the Cursed Fairy Tale series and there is a tie in with the first book, but it easily stands on its own. This series just keeps getting better, and I can't wait for the next one.
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