Twilight’s Curse (Twilight Realm Series Book 1) by K. M. Wray – Review by Wendy Wary

Twilight’s Curse by K.M. Wray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I couldn’t put this book down; literally read it in one day between pesky tasks like work and preparing food for sustenance.

The book builds a wonderfully magical world of elves and other mystical creatures. Starting out with the murder of the elven king and queen of the Twilight Realm, the book follows the young Prince Phoenix into hiding with his father’s advisor.

With both changing their names for safety, Nix and Nate live quietly until the time is right for the prince to take back his rightful throne. In that time, Nix continues his education and learns to blend with locals.

Meanwhile, a young girl, Zoe, is trapped in a fortress as the daughter and captor of her parents, the regents who are responsible for the royal deaths. As her mother’s personal lab rat, Zoe endures torture by receiving tattoos infused with dark magic. Possessing the magic to give life, Zoe discovers she can control the tattoos and use them to her advantage, but the latest one is darker than all the others and she becomes desperate to escape.

Fate brings Nix and Zoe together, and they must battle both their own fears and doubts and Zoe’s parents together if the Twilight Realm can heal and be restored.

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