Bared Magic

Woodland Curses, Book 1

De: Sara R. Cleveland

Narrado por: Harry Frost

The girl with the golden hair....

Siphons are rare creatures, supposedly born of the union of human and fae blood. How she got her ability doesn’t much matter to Wynne; all she knows is it’s a death sentence or worse if the wrong people find out about her gift. It’s too bad she was never very good at minding her own business.

...and the bear who stole her heart.

An old curse grows stronger, leaving Callum Bertram sleepless and desperate. He thinks he’s found a temporary solution until a pretty young woman accidentally uses up his sleeping charm. Now, this werebear suddenly finds himself craving something more than a good night’s sleep.

©2021 Sara R. Cleveland (P)2021 Sara R. Cleveland

A delightful adventure

The story is cute with just enough spice, and the narration is expertly done. Would definitely recommend to any lover of fairytale romance.

Great story

This is a fun story of Goldilocks and it will entertain you and delight you and you will thoroughly enjoy listening to it

Excellent storytelling

Gifted writer and talented narrator create this entertaining and compelling story. I’d never read/listened to a story with such magical creatures like werewolves and werebears for the exception of the Sookie Stackhouse series or “Twilight/New Moon” so I wasn’t sure what to expect. This adaptation of “Goldilocks and the Three Bears” was indeed unique and captivating. I loved the characters and the fantasy of it all. I look forward to the next in the series. And if Harry Frost is the narrator, you can for sure to count me in! Well done.

Loved, Loved this retelling!!

Bared Magic is my first Goldilocks retelling and I absolutely loved it!!
This story was so much fun, I was hooked by the first chapter. Well written, the author is a fantastic storyteller and the audio narration was amazing and really brought all the characters to life!
I can't wait for more!!

A Fairytale Re-Imagined and So Much More

This was my first experience with Sara R Cleveland's work, and I enjoyed it a lot. This book opened with a recreation of the fairytale of "Goldilocks and The Three Bears" and then it morphed into so much more. I was entertained by the story. I found the characters to be fascinating and complex. There were a few fight scenes, some romance, and flashes of humor. I am looking forward to the next book in the series. I recommend this tale to others who enjoy this genre. Harry Frost's narration was great and added to the story's entertainment. I was given a free copy of the audiobook and I have voluntarily posted this review.