a vow so bold and deadly by brigid kemmerer

Some things still seemed unresolved in this book and I wonder whether it’s been left open for a sequel or spin-off.

Which isn’t necessarily bad, I just felt that, after I finished this book, in some ways not much had happened, and some things were a bit predictable.Īlthough I did enjoy this book more than A Heart So Fierce and Broken, I just didn’t love it as much as A Curse So Dark and Lonely, which is definitely my favourite book in the series. There aren’t many subplots or twists and turns, in the sense that it’s quite a straightforward plot.

This book was a quick read for me, but I have felt throughout the series that the plot is quite simple. With four POV characters to follow, there was a lot of ground to cover in a short amount of time, but I felt this was handled well and I did like getting POVs for all the main characters. In the final book, however, we get POV chapters from all four main characters – Harper, Rhen, Grey and Lia Mara – and I think this contributed to me enjoying this book a lot more, as Harper was my favourite character in the first book and part of what made me fall in love with it. However, because I loved A Curse So Dark and Lonely, I was still excited to dive in and see how the trilogy would end.Ī Heart So Fierce and Broken just didn’t hit the same note for me as A Curse So Dark and Lonely, and I think some of that is because Harper has such a tiny part in the second book. Having loved the first book, and felt a little disappointed by the second, I had mixed feelings going into the final instalment. A Vow So Bold and Deadly is the final book in Brigid Kemmerer’s Cursebreakers trilogy.

A vow so bold and deadly by brigid kemmerer