The Assassin's Curse

De: Cassandra Rose Clarke

Narrado por: Tania Rodrigues

Ananna of the Tanarau abandons ship when her parents try to marry her off to an allying pirate clan. But that only prompts the scorned clan to send an assassin after her. And when Ananna faces him down one night, armed with magic she doesn't really know how to use, she accidentally activates a curse binding them together. To break the curse, Ananna and the assassin must complete three impossible tasks all while grappling with evil wizards, floating islands, haughty manticores, runaway nobility, strange magic, and the growing romantic tension between them.

©2012 Cassandra Rose Clarke (P)2014 Audible, Inc.

it was good

I read this story before and still love the story. however I wish a better voice actor was chosen.

A magical journey that you don't want to get off!

This book was very thrilling and heart pounding! I really liked it! The reason for a four star review is the mass use of cursing, which is a personal dislike, not necessarily an overall downfall. My preference with curing is minimal or close to none. Another issue in had with it was Annanna's whiny character, but then she was a spoiled pirate princess and a teenager. Anyways, or adored this book nonetheless!

Fun!

Worth the credit! An enjoyable light read. Adventure, magic and pirates. It's just what you needed :)

An okay read

The storyline is quite interesting enough. I got a bit miffed with Annana's character though - there's something annoying about a character that persistently asks stupid questions and does really stupid things, runs around screaming when something happens and acts like a petulant child.
She does redeem herself with bravery and the occasional bout of intelligence though....all in all, an okay story and a very good performance.
couldn't make up my mind whether it should have been a teen story or a young adults novel though........

A good start

A good start to a YA series. The characters are enjoyable and the plot unfolds well with sufficient world building to be intriguing. A self contained start would have been better but still made for a great yarn. Listening to the audiobook made the dialogue very believable. I know some of the reviews say that the mark twain Huckleberry Finn asked stylings are distracting, but this was not at all the case in the audio version.