Spellcast

Raven Cursed, Book 7

De: McKenzie Hunter

Narrado por: Khristine Hvam

I wanted magic.

Now I have it—and the supernatural world is paying the price.

My power has rewritten the rules. But it wasn’t magic alone that broke everything. It was the spell I cast to save my friend. By reversing vampirism, I’ve become something the magical elite fear too much to allow to exist.

It's not just my power they want gone.

They’re right to be afraid. If I can undo vampirism, there’s no limit to what my magic is capable of—or what it could destroy if it falls into the wrong hands.

I’ve made more enemies than I can count, and now the fallout threatens everything I care about: my friends, the fragile balance of the supernatural world, and Mephisto, the man I love.

To survive what’s coming, I’ll have to rely on enemies turned temporary allies, knowing every deal is fragile and every promise comes with a price. The danger ahead is obvious, and the danger at my back may be worse.

Magic gave me power.

Now it’s demanding everything.

Spellcast is the gripping conclusion to the Raven Cursed series—perfect for listeners who love dark urban fantasy, dangerous magic, morally gray characters, hard-won love, and edge-of-your-seat finales.

©2024 McKenzie Hunter (P)2024 McKenzie Hunter

Enchanting

Another enchanting book!! I really hope this isn't the final book in the series. I absolutely love the characters and the world that's been created.

Great read!!

This writer is awesome! I await another book in this series! Very enjoyable, she brings the characters to life.

Character development

I liked the majority of the series, however I feel like the author failed to give the main character true growth. I understand the idea of compassion being important, but it’s like she never learns. Dumb choices made by Erin due to her “compassion” continues to put her loved ones in danger. This in turn makes her continue to make dumb choices, which eventually leads to her losing something, or someone. I despised the ending closing the vail , and restricting her magic makes her and horsemen the losers of the battle. I feel like she should have ended it with people learning to respect her power and just leave her the hell alone.

TSTL and a doormat

While I enjoyed most of the series, the main female character was pitiful. Stupid decisions and like every other book, she gives up her magic or makes another lame oath.