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Cursed Prince (Night Elves Trilogy Book 1) by [C.N. Crawford]

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My heart hasn't beat in a thousand years. I haven't uttered a word in prison, and the guards keep their distance. If they get too close, they die--until at last, my magic binds my soul to another.

Unfortunately, the person destined to save me is a Night Elf--the enemy of my kind. And yet, when I see her in the cell across from mine, an ember starts to burn in my chest. When we escape together down the palace walls, it’s almost like I can feel again.

As we journey to find the magic that will save us both, attraction simmers between us. But I keep my secrets close. Because if she finds out what I am, she will find a way to kill me--even if it means sacrificing herself to do it.

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“Sizzling, intense romance twisted with fast-paced action, CN Crawford has delivered a binge-worthy story that will have you laughing and frantically turning the page.” - Kelly St. Clare, USA Today Bestseller

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Intriguing

Reviewed in Australia on 6 May 2020

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Interesting plot, mysterious characters, rivoting action, vivid imagery, incredible world building, what's not to love? Cursed Prince is a unique story that sets the imagination on fire. There were a couple of scenes I felt were rushed, where a little more detail and insight could have produced a much deeper understanding of the characters and their bond. But as a whole, I highly recommend it.

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Damian Southam

With hints of Shannara and genocide, book 1 is a beautifully rewarding read!

Reviewed in Australia on 1 May 2020

With an enriched environment similar in ways to the connotations involved in the massively popular and well versed world of Shannara, in particular how the development of the environment herein could indeed lead to possible conclusions regarding the questions of whether the world could actually exist under the right conditions of our understanding of the world we (could) live in.

This world of the night elves begins intrinsically developing from the outset, a look into the world from the perspectives of two point-of-view characters from whence the tale is told, adding fuel to the tinder proving to support my own rationale, which favours where impossibilities can become potential possibilities if the smoke is allowed to clear from the right sort of fires. Following the frequent conflict within (nary a page going by the wayside without leaving smoke (forgive the puns) involuntarily. With a male lead who tantalises us wildly with his circumstances aplenty, indeed coming from a heritage spanning a millennia for this special type of supernatural character hitherto unseen in my own reading travels.

From a well born of hundreds upon hundreds of work experiences I've undertaken in fantasies spanning the bredth of subtypes I've devoured, imagery developed in my imagination comes with total ease, no effortful reaching for the undertaken reading, coming from whence the ever successful starting point of a newly developed type of character can provide. Based on our recollections of not-so common fantastical elements, they became counterbalanced with the richness of a different kind; one where its origins lay in the effortless and not so apparent effort lending itself to varying and unique development within.

C.N. Crawford oscillate skilfully between the sorts of trains-of-thought that come from 'gender(ised)' differences within the character makeup at large, of those two who lead to the bowels of the story and still coming up smelling like roses. With elements of a structure developed to outline and describe genocidal backbones of oppression, adds further fruit to those on offer because of the aforementioned likeness to Shannara.

An enjoyable newly developing epic fantasy with all its tantalisations and intended mod cons, runs parallel to elicited imagery, with the enjoyment of experiencing a completely new type of tale in well-versed practice of seeing the environment for those who loved Tolkein's (now institutional) foundation environment. This is not to suggest in any negative way that this is a detrimental aspect to enjoyment of the richly fast-paced action that ensues from the first to the last page. For this reader it was the male lead (Marroc) who stole the limelight and who captivated me the most; hats off still to its leading lady (Ali).

I cannot imagine a reader for whom enjoyment doesn't exist between its covers (front through to back), a reader who wouldn't consider a well earned four stars in their rating.

As six out of five is an empirically impossible ranking, counterproductive to personal development in one's storytelling, and as rankings aren't developed from open-ended scoring, I feel it necessary to provide for future possible improvements when reflecting upon a story's score out of five. Given these observations I'd like to go with four-point-five out of five; but as again it's impossible to do, and given the very important role ratings have in opening doors to even more refinery of her outstanding work, I'm settling upon four stars (with every expectation that C.N. Crawford's future stories in this pending trilogy, those will necessarily draw me into a five of five.

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salaneta

A good read

Reviewed in Australia on 24 May 2020

What a start to a new series! The plot is interesting enough to keep you going even through the uninteresting bits. I liked that there wasn’t that usual shit of im-an-orphan-with-zero-power turning into a long lost prince/princess with immense power. Cant wait for the next one

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Reviewed in Australia on 29 May 2020

Not bad l guess, Ali kinda forgave him very quickly though, but he is suffering now. I did enjoy the storyline thank you expected a bit more romance hopefully in the next book.

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Ann L Reeves

Great read

Reviewed in Australia on 29 April 2020

As usual a great book by C.N Crawford, Ali was a very strong independent woman character story was great loved the tense between the two main leads can’t wait for the next book, happy where it ended. Received and ARC for honest review.

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Must read!!!!

Reviewed in Australia on 25 May 2020

Absolutely wonderful book to read, couldn't put it down. Love the main characters Ali and Marrok. Cant wait until the next book in this series.

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Simone

Brilliant start to a new series.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 April 2020

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really enjoyed this book and I am already impatient for the next one!
Cursed Prince was a fantastic start to the trillogy.
Strong heroines and scary hero's seem to be my thing at the moment and Cursed Prince came through big time.
I literally read this in one day, I couldnt put it down! I loved the slow burn romance between Ali and Marroc, and the Norse mythology gods. I don't know much about Norse gods (outside of marvel films) so it was fun to read.
I cannot wait for book two!

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Jillyjulie

A great new series.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 May 2020

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So I stayed up until the early hours of the morning to finish this book (Only time I have been glad to have been furloughed). Absolutely loved it. The authors ability to create a different world using Norse mythology was superb. The main characters were well developed and I found myself empathising with both. I cannot wait for the next instalment.

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Sarz Wix

Slow start

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 May 2020

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It took a couple of tries to get into, but by halfway I was pulled in, and ended the book wanting to know what happens next. Perseverance paid off this time.

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Lockdown Escapism

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 May 2020

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A good fun read during these weird times, I like a male lead with baggage. Looking forward to seeing how they overcome King Gorm and Revna

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Brittney

Good, but also comes up short.

Reviewed in the United States on 5 May 2020

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Well. The hook was good... this story has a lot of promise. It was overall interesting but it’s flaws kept it from being a great read. Some scenes were so bare (and I’m not talking about the short ones) and the “voices“ of the two main characters were so similar for people from completely different eras. The world building was cool, the characters pretty cool, if not a little sparse on the night elf side. The romance was too “instant love” in my opinion since it begins in like chapter 3. There was so much promise, truly, but I wish the author had taken the time to really fill out the story and give it quality time Instead of what felt like a fantastic hook in the beginning and then gave us about Half the quality for the rest

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kelliamio

An absolute bore

Reviewed in the United States on 6 May 2020

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You know when you have read a lot of great books in a row and then you have a patch when you struggle to find anything worth reading.?
I manged to get through it all but struggled all the way.
some good ideas but sadly the characters were very lack lustre and the writing lacked imagination. Other than what was borrowed from myth it was a complete bore. Good for nights when you can't sleep. It will get you there in minutes.

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carlottawoolcock

What Does Happen 1000 years after Ragnarok?

Reviewed in the United States on 2 May 2020

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I’ve been rickrolled. And I didn’t even know what it was! Proving again that Twinkies would survive any apocalypse. From the same authors that brought you a Sea Witch who dancEd to Elvis, CN Crawford takes us on a ride through the 9 Norse kingdoms all the way to Helfeim, and back in a story about a kindling love between a fierce warrior assassin and a cursed soulless elf who needs her help, and her love to live.. it’s about making choices of learning to trust beyond what you don’t know, and see truth when it shines through. First in a series, the only question now, is when is the next book arriving?

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Brittany Lynn Jones

Not too bad, not too great.

Reviewed in the United States on 10 May 2020

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I felt like this story was lacking, the romance took a huge backseat, which is understandable with a slow burn. However, I feel like it should have at least been building us up to some sort of anticipation. (An intimate moment, etc...) There was no character development whatsoever. The adventure was fun, I just wish there would have been a little more action-packed moments to keep us entertained. The most disappointing part was not explaining more of the Norse Mythology throughout, there were some great opportunities to really pile on the world building and mythology for those who don’t know very much about it. Maybe even a flashback to Ragnarok? I was really excited for this book and overall it was extremely underwhelming. It took me a really long time to get through. I am remaining optimistic for the next book, I would really like to see these characters develop a lot more than what we saw in this first book, maybe they will stop lying to each other and make out, maybe Loki will come back from the dead and throw a party, who knows right? I give it three stars because I didn’t hate it or love it, it was just kind of bland.

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Claire

Very Good but I hope the next one has more romance

Reviewed in the United States on 2 May 2020

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I really enjoyed the book. It was well written and the story very interesting. It is set 1000 years after Earth has been the site of a war to kill the gods. I like both of the H/h in the story. I hope the next book will have more romance in it.

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Amethyst Drumm

Simply amazing

Reviewed in the United States on 30 April 2020

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I wish I could give this book 10 stars. I couldn’t put it down. It sucked me in and transported me to a futuristic world filled with trickery and intrigue. While still very much what we’ve come to expect from this author, this book delves into the Norse world. A new setting perhaps for the writers but it’s a roller coaster ride that is so worth it. I could not recommend a book more highly. Please do yourself a favor and read it!

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LittleE

Good Start to the Series

Reviewed in the United States on 12 May 2020

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I was super looking forward to this book! I'm a CN Crawford junkie, and when she let it be known that she and her husband were working on a project together, I was immediately hooked! Short & Sweet of it: I really enjoyed it. I'm really loving this trend I'm noticing lately of authors using Norse Mythology in their world creating. And this was a delightful interpretation. They did a great job of using something old and familiar to create something new and interesting! Also, the characters were wonderful... like I could expect anything less. I'm ready for the next book in the series--GIMME! I needs it!

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Great Beginning of a New Series

Reviewed in the United States on 11 May 2020

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C. N. Crawford have crafted a wonderful world based on Norse mythology. In it we are introduced to Ali, a Night Elf assassin/thief and Marroc, a prisoner in the dungeon. We follow these two individuals through harrowing adventures as they must complete a series of quests to gain what they both want. Unfortunately, what they want is not the same outcome. The authors weave a complex story with changing locations and interactions with other characters and monsters. The story has a lot of twists and turns and keeps you guessing what will happen next. This was a very enjoyable story to read.

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Great story of Norse mythology and Elves.

Reviewed in the United States on 4 May 2020

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Ali is sent to find the means to save her people who are imprisoned in caves by the high elves. She is able to steal A golden ring which holds the soul of the magician who imprisoned the night elves in the caves, but the soul leaves the ring and ends up in her. Marroc is the magician and tells her he will help her if she helps him get his souls back. There was a lot of Norse mythology involved which was fun to read and I recommend this book. I look forward to the next.

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Compelling right from the start

Reviewed in the United States on 14 May 2020

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I usually get bored when a story is like a quest constantly describing one obstacle after another but this was solid and concise. Not boring or over paginated with long winded description. The questing moved quickly. I would've liked more romance but the book grabs you at the first page and I finished it in a day.

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Steady pace

Reviewed in the United States on 1 May 2020

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I loved this book. It had so much action and kept a steady pace in reading. I loved the characters. Could use a little editing but other than that it was a great read. CN Crawford is one of my favorite authors. Can’t wait for book two. You won’t be disappointed.

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