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Cursed Luck
by Kelley Armstrong
Ahoy there me mateys! I love Kelley Armstrong! I discovered her through her young adult book, sea of shadows, and she became me most read author of 2016. I have not read all her stuff because not all of it appeals to me. This sounded interesting but it be urban fantasy which I don't usually like. However, Matey Nicole's review convinced me to give it a whirl. I did and then read book two.
I liked both and the duology is exactly as advertised. There is magic, a tiny bit of romance, some action, and some snark. I am not a romance book person but I really enjoyed Kennedy and Aidan's slow-burn friendship. The first book's plot about a cursed necklace is a bit silly and fun. I felt a bit like the magic world building didn't always make a lot of sense but went with it. The characters' interactions are the focus of the series. A there is a fun cat.
I must admit that I liked book one a bit better than book two which dealt with a series of cursed paintings. Book two's plot was a bit convoluted and the ending was silly. This didn't bother me too much because it was fun and the characters were me focus. I loved the motel scene. I got exactly what I wanted out of these books - hours of entertainment in another world. Enjoyable fluff. I am more than satisfied. Arrr!
Side note: The author wrote book one as an escape during Covid and posted it in installments online to help others have an escape. Cool.
I liked both and the duology is exactly as advertised. There is magic, a tiny bit of romance, some action, and some snark. I am not a romance book person but I really enjoyed Kennedy and Aidan's slow-burn friendship. The first book's plot about a cursed necklace is a bit silly and fun. I felt a bit like the magic world building didn't always make a lot of sense but went with it. The characters' interactions are the focus of the series. A there is a fun cat.
I must admit that I liked book one a bit better than book two which dealt with a series of cursed paintings. Book two's plot was a bit convoluted and the ending was silly. This didn't bother me too much because it was fun and the characters were me focus. I loved the motel scene. I got exactly what I wanted out of these books - hours of entertainment in another world. Enjoyable fluff. I am more than satisfied. Arrr!
Side note: The author wrote book one as an escape during Covid and posted it in installments online to help others have an escape. Cool.