Cursed

By: Starla Night

Narrated by: Michael Rutland, Tallulah Moffatt

I wash up on the forbidden shores of Ikaria, home to the winged men with amber skin and white crescent moons on their foreheads. One man has deep scars between his shoulders where his feathers were torn out. Hatred burns in his mesmerizing golden eyes. “A human couldn’t possibly end our curse,” he scoffs, but he desperately needs me, and the intertwining of our fates only makes his rage burn hotter. As he flies me up to the spires of his mist-shrouded home, I catch a glimpse of the distant temple and hear words that only I can hear. “At last…”

Begin the epic, emotional fantasy romance that gives new life to the Icarus myth. Set in a magical ancient world where gods are real and contracts are sealed with the blood of future generations, this poignant love story is filled with breathtaking adventure and spicy hot nights! Get swept away in this complete story with a deeply satisfying happily-ever-after. Tropes: single father, found family, forced proximity, hurt/comfort, slow burn. Trigger warnings: spousal abuse, child loss

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Cursed

Listening to the story brought to life was amazing! The voice actor did a fantastic job. I could see the story playing out around me as the actor spoke. The story line and plot are so unique and different! I never saw the ending coming and I'm so glad it played it that way. I can't wait until book 2!

A epic romance that was emotional and irresistible

This incredible book gets this series off to an irresistible start, and I for one am eager for more. This story/series definitely gives off powerfully epic aura and I think that makes perfect sense as it has a strong base of myths, magic, destiny and fates woven throughout. My heart ached for both of the main characters and melted as I fell for them. From smiles to tears and from swoon to anger, this is a story that gives your heart and emotions a workout and then leaves you with a deep, wicked craving for more. I really enjoyed the performances given by the narrators and I felt that their voices fit the characters well.