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The Scarlett Curse (The Sacred Blade of Profanity series Book I)

The Scarlett Curse (The Sacred Blade of Profanity series Book I)
2015
10
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Synopsis: 

Scarlett, bearer of The Sacred Blade Of Profanity for nigh on three hundred years, untouched by linear time, unhindered by the confines of space, nevertheless has grown weary. The ancient dagger, crafted in sorcery over eight thousand years ago, requires the blood of the profane to sustain its power. Scarlett has killed scores over the centuries and will continue for as long as she possesses The Blade. 
Her chance meeting with young Dera, an 11 year old mute from the outskirts of town, throws both of their worlds into chaos, as Scarlett returns to the busy town of Mills Wall, to complete a failed attempt on her most elusive target to date. Could this child be the downfall of Scarlett? The demise of The Sacred Blade Of Profanity? Dark and troubled times are all that is foreseeable for both Scarlett and the mysterious little girl. Indeed for all of Mills Wall.

Review: 

https://www.theboldmom.com"The Scarlett Curse" by Toneye Eyenot is the opening novella of the horror series "The Sacred Blade of Profanity".

A blade possessing its host is the central figure of the plot. Scarlett, the bearer, remains under its control, being demanded to bring victims to tear up. Her way is turned off when she collides with little Dera, who will transform the events... and her destiny.

At the same time, a threatened Joshua runs his own race to find what he's been ordered, crossing his dark way and obsession with Scarlett and our fragile Dera.

This book is, simply, great. Quick, fresh, free of endless descriptions and beautifully dark. Scenes are agile and changing. Once you grab it, you won't leave it. Believe me.

Eyenot's writing is very pleasurable. Sweet to read, like a whisper. He pours the horror on your hands when you don't even notice it. I really, deeply, honestly loved this little book.

When you get to the end, you better already have the second one, "Joshua's Folly", because you will need more (I do). Reading this book it's been a pleasure, and I just wish I had it in paperback because I would keep it close, together with my favorite books. Thank you and congratulations!

 


Review written by The Bold Mom

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