Cursed Vampire

Creatures of the Otherworld, Book 3

De: Brogan Thomas

Narrado por: Poppy Royana

Half unicorn, half bloodsucker, all trouble. When her secret gets out, can this feisty teenager survive?

Tru Dennison’s life feels like a sick joke. Barely coping with the loss of her adoptive grandad, the 17-year-old can’t believe it when her no-good uncle kicks her to the curb. And now stuck working two hectic jobs to save up for a place, a shifter customer biting her is the last thing the magical hybrid needs....

Already battling a mysterious illness she can’t seem to shake, Tru is terrified the incident will reveal her hidden bloodline to the supernatural community. And when the shock and the wound cause her sickness to intensify, frightened teen fears saving her life could only make it all so much worse.

Will Tru’s rebel soul be enough to protect her when she becomes the prize in a paranormal tug-of-war?

Cursed Vampire is the thrilling third stand-alone audiobook in the Creatures of the Otherworld urban fantasy series. If you like never-say-die heroines, fiery forbidden love, and generous splashes of snark, then you’ll adore Brogan Thomas’ uncanny adventure.

Buy Cursed Vampire to play for high stakes today!

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Unique and Enjoyable

I really enjoyed the uniqueness of this book and all the quirky characters. The storyline is well written and kept me intrigued as to what was going to happen next. I highly recommend this book. This is my honest unbiased review that I am voluntarily leaving of my own volition.

Interesting Vue of Angles & Unicorns

I really love the MC in this one her name is Tru. She is a Seventeen year old Hybrid 1/2 Unicorn 1/2 Vampire this is a mix that should not be able to exist.
Her whole life until now has a living Hell and she has hidden herself with the care of her grandfather. Narrator does a Wounderful job with the characters voices and Storyline.

Loved it

Loved it! So enjoyable. Good brain candy. I really enjoyed getting to read about a unicorn shifter, you hardly ever get to see that and it was brilliantly done.

I loved the unique characters!!

This was the first book/audiobook I have listened too from the author and narrator. I loved the badass heroine and the unique characters. Will definitely listen to more from them both!

Poppy Royana once again knocked it out of the park

Between the husband and the kid, I've had too many extra ears around to settle in with an audiobook as of late, so it's taken me some time to revisit Cursed Vampire. Having just spent the weekend finally enjoying the Tru's sass as the backdrop to my various tasks, I can confirm once again that Poppy Royana knocked it out of the park.

From the stress and heartbreak at the beginning of book to the colorful cast of characters littered throughout Tru's journey, I thought Poppy did a fantastic job of bringing this story and each of those voices fully to life. It isn't always as possible to lose yourself to an audiobook as you can to the page, but I've found it's all too easy to become completely enraptured by listening to this series.

Whether you're an avid reader or audiobook listener, I highly recommend every bit of this series.

Entertaining but not my Favorite

I enjoyed listening to this story, but that might be partially because Poppy Royana has such a great voice and slays the narration. Cursed Vampire is book 3 of Creatures of the Otherworld, a young adult, modern supernatural series. Like the other books, it has an overarching theme of young lady in trouble, guy saves girl, girl saves herself soft romance. Book 1 and 2 I adored; this addition didn’t quite meet my expectations.
I love powerful female leads, and Tru is definitely this, brave, independent, and physically strong. She, however, still manages to fall for douchbag Xander from their first encounter. At this time, he is arrogant, belittling, and tells her she is not to defend herself against physical attacks at work. When following his orders causes her to get hurt, he suddenly shows an interest—liability issues here? Of course, finding out she is more than a mere human is another game changer. Xander did eventually show a compassionate and protective nature towards Tru; however, his motivations were something that made him less than an ideal male (not so) romantic lead.
The endings have always been such a pinnacle in Brogan Thomas’ novels for me, but I guess she felt it was time to switch it up. This time the ending was inconclusive in the romance department and really in every other way. This story was ok, an easy and fast listen, but definitely not my favorite in the series. Regardless, I’ll still continue listening to Thomas’ other stories, not just because I love the narrator, but because I love the supernatural universe the author creates.

An excellent paranormal fantasy

I only recently discovered Brogan Thomas, and I’m amazed to see she is new to the writing world! Cursed Vampire is such a well-developed story, with weighed emotions, a wide collection of mythical beings, and loads of potential for further exploration in the story’s universe.

The narrator Poppy Royana was excellent at conveying all the nuance needed for such an in-depth story.

This story is good for anyone who’s into paranormal fantasy, urban or contemporary fantasy, strong female main characters, and mythical creatures.

Thanks to Brogan for a complementary copy of this audiobook! I’m looking forward to seeing what other stories exist in the Creatures of the Otherworld universe.

Great Novel!!

I’m amazed that this is only the third book this author has written because her character development is excellent and the flow of her stories goes on without skipping or awkward jumping around! Nicely done!!

Fun Read

This was such a fun read. Just like her other books this one sucks you in and keeps you entertained. Has lots of Witty banter, bad as characters, and a great storyline. I highly recommend.

Such a great listen

Another great addition to add to the creatures of the otherworld. I was so excited to start this new book. It does not disappoint. The narrator brings everything together.