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

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

The writing.. the story.. the characters… ALL OF IT! It’s amazing. I did not want to put this book down, but life forced me to take a couple of days to finish it. KM Wray did an amazing job getting this story down on paper and introducing us all to an incredible world full of elves, brownies, and other mystical beings.
We start out learning the origin story of Nix and everything that he had to go through as a child with losing his parents and watching his realm be taken over by the people that killed them. He and his father’s royal advisor fled the Royal tree and remained in hiding for some time to make the regents believe that the prince had not survived. Nate advised him and taught him all that he could while remaining his mentor over the years. He wanted Nix prepared for when the time came for him to finally take his rightful place as the new King. There are a few time-jumps that take place, so we rely on present-day memories to help us fill in the gaps of missing time.
We then meet Zoe – we do a couple of time jumps with her as well until we’re in the present time. She was experimented on by her parents with painful tattoos, treated horribly by her brother, and finally fled the fortress with one of the younger girls that had also been getting the experimental tattoos and treatment. When she fled, she had nowhere to go and ended up with a character that we already know. She is tough, resilient, and is learning from her new home and life experiences. Her goal is to stop her mother and save anyone else who has become a victim of those horrible experiments.
The two of them meeting and filling in the blanks of their histories really held my attention. There was a future foretold that seems to be coming true, there are surprises that you never see coming, and I love the friendship that appears to slowly be turning into something more as time goes on. I cannot wait to see what the rest of the series brings. I look forward to reading the rest of this trilogy. If you haven’t picked it up yet, it’s the time! Thank you, KM Wray, for writing something SO GOOD!

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Sheri Schrader

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Girl and the Demon: YA Paranormal Romantic Suspense by Pauline Gruber is the third book in The Girl and the Raven series. I recommend reading this series in order because each book builds on the story. I have enjoyed reading about Lucy and how she has grown throughout this series. I really enjoyed this addition to the series. There are lots of witches, gargoyles, demons, and other supernatural beings. The plot is full of twists and turns which kept me on my toes. This is a great read that I did not want to put down. I am sad to see the story end but look forward to reading more from this author in the future.

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Ashley Hasting

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was truly a great ending for the series! Lucy and the demon who has been after her finally have it out! Dylan and Katie are her best friends and are there for her every step of the way. Marcus has a lot to tackle with his family which leaves Lucy alone for a bit, and time for the Demon to finally come after her once again. We continue the family drama, friendships beginning with a new perspective, and relationships that evolve and end. I thank Pauline for an overall great series! 🙂

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The Girl and the Gargoyle (The Girl and the Raven Book 2) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Ashley Hasting

The Girl and the Gargoyle (The Girl and the Raven, #2)The Girl and the Gargoyle by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I can tell you that this book was better than the first and I went straight to the third after! Lucy continues to work with her Dad while working on her relationship with Marcus. Of course we have more drama come in when Marcus’s parents come into town on a mission while trying to say for another reason. Lucy believes this will put more drama with Marcus, while Nannying Dylan’s siblings, keeping up with school, and keeping all friendships in line. I thoroughly enjoyed this book in the series. Good job Pauline!! 🙂

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The Girl and the Raven (The Girl and the Raven Book 1) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Ashley Hasting

The Girl and The RavenThe Girl and The Raven by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first read by Pauline and I must say it was a good book. It took me a minute to get hooked and read, but overall I enjoyed it and continued on to the next book in the series. You start off with Lucy losing her mother, which resulted in moving to Chicago to live with her Uncles. This is a 3 story apartment, so she ends up meeting new people on the second floor and already knows the one on the third floor. This meeting on the second floor begins her new life in Chicago. She experiences meeting new friends, frenemies, relationships, and even her Father. A lot happens and it took a minute to put all of it together, but I overall enjoyed it.

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Lorralei Hoerner

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I really enjoy this series from Author Pauline Gruber and this 3rd book did not disappoint! If you love YA paranormal books with demons, witches and magic, this series of books are for you. I recommend reading the series in order as there are characters along the way that develop through the series.
Lucy is trying to live like a any normal teenager, but when a “friend” summons an evil spirit by accident everyone is in danger. With Marcus, Lucy’s boyfriend and also protector, away on another matter, Lucy is forced to reveal her special abilities to save her friends. Will Lucy save the day?

I think this YA series is just fantastic. The story really pulls you in and I did not want this book to end!

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Jasmin Marie

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A great end to a wonderful series! Lucy Walker’s character development throughout this series was wonderful! I LOVED the first two novels and knew that this book would be just as great! With a continued threat on her life, and the possibility of losing her loved ones along the way, Lucy faced everything with bravery, knowledge, and most importantly – family! I definitely recommend this series, but definitely read them in order!

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The Girl and the Demon : YA Paranormal Romance (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Lucy Walker is back and she is now a senior at the high school she attends, which means more homework and more responsibilities as she starts thinking about her future, but first she has to get through the first few days back at school, as the memories assail her of the last time she was there and also how to answer the inevitable questions her friends will have about her summer break. However, she is more than happy to see her best friend and the other girls in the friendship group they share, but maybe not so much with one in particular who is always tearing her down and making fun of her. Lucy is surprised when she is invited for a sleepover, but not when she finds out that it will involve a séance, she expresses her disinterest, but when most of the others think it is a great idea, she feels like she is being outnumbered, but she sticks to her guns nonetheless.

Meanwhile, she is trying to spend at least some of her free time with Marcus Turner, her boyfriend who also happens to be a protector as well, but he is distracted and tense when they are together and when he eventually opens up and tells her the reason why, that he has to go and visit with others of his kind, away from Chicago. she immediately starts to worry that he will leave her like everyone else has and that he will want to stay where he feels more normal. As time passes and the time for Marcus to leave comes around, it takes all of Lucy’s bet efforts to keep her mind on her schoolwork, training and other extra curricular activities until the evening of the séance arrives.

Lucy has a bad feeling about the sleep over and decides to prepare some form of protection and boy is she glad that she did when things go wrong and a malevolent spirit is summoned leading to Lucy having to reveal some of her secrets so that she can stay alive long enough to get rid of it, this is further complicated when her BFF decides to make some protective decisions of her own. Will Lucy be able to cope with the vulnerable feeling she has now her some of her protectors are out of the picture and she has endless catastrophe’s to deal with, or will she bough under all the pressure? This is a fast paced and exciting fantasy adventure full of the supernatural, which will keep you hanging on as you are whirled around the twists and turns until you reach the conclusion of the story.

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Charlene Yates

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Girl and the Demon

This book was really well written. I didn’t know where this was going and it was page turner for me. Whose behind all of these mysterious murders? Would McAllister really go against Lucifers orders? Why was Jude being kept from his daughter? Would enmity be between Dylan and Lucifer? Keep reading to find out. This book is really engage it. I recommend it for youth and up. My kids would enjoy this.

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The Girl and the Gargoyle (The Girl and the Raven Book 2) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Beverly Finnie

The Girl and the Gargoyle (The Girl and the Raven, #2)The Girl and the Gargoyle by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Book 2! Well it’s definitely been interesting to say the least! I’m still debating which book I liked more, despite knowing book 3 is next. In saying that I love them both! It had a few moments where I actually laughed out loud. The Girl and the Gargoyle by Pauline Gruber takes us further into Lucy’s story.
Dylan and Jude are definitely my favorite characters. Lucy is actually quite annoying at times and all Marcus does is brood.
There’s a war coming and it’s time for training to prepare. Jude is being hunted by a protector, a gargoyle, who just happens to be Marcus’ father. On top of the fact the threat of Seamus still remains.
Getting deeper into the author’s world, I want to be part of it! I can’t wait to get my hands on book 3 to continue this series!

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The Elements of the Crown (The Elements of Kamdaria Book 1) by Kay L. Moody – Review by Francis O’Sullivan

The Elements of the Crown (The Elements of Kamdaria, #1)The Elements of the Crown by Kay L. Moody
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Elements of the Crown is the first book in Kay L Moody’s magical The Elements of Kamdaria series, collecting what were originally four shorter novellas. It’s an enchanting fantasy story that follows young Talise as she uses her magic powers to escape from the poverty and danger she was born into.
There’s some excellent world-building here. I was particularly interested in the justice system, which punishes whole families when one commits a crime. It was fascinating to explore how that would work, and how people in power would attempt to justify it.
This is a great story for fans of magic schools. Talise is a cool protagonist, and the high-stakes social mobility situation adds to the tension, with plenty of other sources of tension and intrigue. It’s aimed at teen/YA readers but will be enjoyable for older fantasy lovers as well!
This book gets five stars from me – I’d better get on to the next book! I’m glad I read the collected volume rather than the separate novellas as they would definitely all have left me wanting more, but reading the novellas separately might be preferable for a less confident reader who would benefit from something they can get through more easily.

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Jamie Zabolotney

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The final book in the series and it does not disappoint. All Lucy wants is to live the life of a normal teenage girl, but the fates have other ideas for her. Just as she is beginning to establish some type of relationship with her demon father, he is whisked away by Lucifer. Lucy can’t even just settle into a normal routine with Marcus as he is now delving into his own history with the gargoyle clan and she isn’t welcome.

Pauline Gruber is a great author. She is able to write a scene you can envision in your head. Her characters are very relatable and loveable. Her story lines are very easy to follow. I can’t wait for more by this author.

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Dahnielle Hibbert

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The third and final installment in this YA Paranormal Romance Series, The Girl and The Demon, takes us to the depths of hell. Lucy’s BFF, trying to save Lucy, accidentally summons Lucifer, the most powerful devil in the realm.
With elaborate storytelling, astronomical, unforgettable twists, and complex characters this series will stay in your mind long after you close the cover on book three.
This story really brings the series to a full completion and while I would love to see Lucy have a continuing story later on, yet I am very pleased with the unpredictable outcome of this book.
This is officially going on my TO BE READ AGAIN list! Thank you Pauline Gruber for bringing us such a unique paranormal coming of age story!

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The Girl and the Gargoyle (The Girl and the Raven Book 2) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Dahnielle Hibbert

The Girl and the Gargoyle (The Girl and the Raven, #2)The Girl and the Gargoyle by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The second installment in this paranormal, romantic novel full of mystery, intrigue and suspense, The Girl and The Gargoyle takes the reader deeper into the mystical world that Lucy finds herself thrown into.
The complexity of the characters in this novel really makes it seem as if they are close friends rather than book friends.
I thought the first book would be my favorite YA paranormal romance of the year, but I have come to the conclusion that this series will be my favorite YA Paranormal Romances of the year.
These are not stand alone novels you really need the information in each one to move forward, but you won’t regret picking up this series. I am heading into book three and cannot wait for what I am sure will be the thrilling conclusion to this series!

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The Girl and the Raven (The Girl and the Raven Book 1) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Dahnielle Hibbert

The Girl and The RavenThe Girl and The Raven by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The struggle of good verses evil takes a twisted turn when Lucy Walker begins to have disconcerting encounters with the unexplainable.
Every moment of this story is filled with action and adventure and was completely packed with unforeseeable twists and turns.
The Author, Pauline Gruber, writes in such detail that she literally brings this story and it’s characters to life.
So excellent was this story I couldn’t put it down. In fact not only couldn’t I put it down but I instantly picked up the next book just to get more of this story! In one word it was … Phenomenal!

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The Girl and the Gargoyle (The Girl and the Raven Book 2) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Jamie Zabolotney

The Girl and the Gargoyle (The Girl and the Raven, #2)The Girl and the Gargoyle by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This second installment of the Girl and the Raven series is a great continuation to the storyline. Lucy Walker is finally coming into her powers and learning who she is as a person and beginning to find affections for her newly found father.

In this book, the focus is no longer just on Lucy. Marcus’ mother and father who abandoned him with his step father, now want a relationship with him and have him lead the Gargoyle clan. Great, except for the fact that a gargoyle’s job is to kill demons! This book includes many fights and a great deal of drama to keep you on the edge of your seat.

I look forward to book 3!

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

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

This was a truly creative and whimsical story of a young prince trying save his kingdom. Young Nix saw his parents die while trying to save him after the Royal Tree was breached by the bad elves. Their child, Zoe, as it turns out; is one to help and is torn with love family loyalty (you’ll learn about that in the story). She is the one also help Nix take his Kingdom back from her parents. This story has all the feels. I had tears, chuckled a few chuckled, got a little pissed and felt all the feels with the characters. i love the action and the fact that you feel engaged in the story. It is written for young adults; yet all ages will enjoy it. It grabbed my attention from the start and I couldn’t put it down. I am raising my grandson. I am tickled to see such exciting and adventurous books coming out that I can actually enjoy with him. It gives us something to talk about other than Legos, but we might build dragons so this story has been two fold. Thanks for writing such a good book. I can’t wait for the next book. Readers, get out there and get a copy. You won’t be sorry. Highly recommend.

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

Twilight's CurseTwilight’s Curse by K.M. Wray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Overall this was a great start to a series, with some phenomenal world building. I love that its original, I haven’t read something like this before and I love fantasy genre- so it definitely kept me reading. I am looking forward to more character growth in the following books, KM Wray has set it up for great potential though. There is plenty of drama and action to keep you on edge, and that sweet clean romance that you look for in the Young Adult genre.

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The Girl and the Raven (The Girl and the Raven Book 1) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Beverly Finnie

The Girl and The RavenThe Girl and The Raven by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Once again it looks like my guilty pleasure has gotten the best of me! YA Paranormal books keep sucking me in! The Girl and the Raven by Pauline Gruber is no exception. I wasn’t sure how I was feeling when I first started reading, intrigued I guess. Once I got further in though, I knew I wouldn’t be able to put it down! I love it.
Lucy, orphaned right before her 16th birthday, is taken in by her uncles. Within days of moving to Illinois she finds out she’s half witch. Lucy’s character development was good but she wasn’t my favorite.
My favorite characters are between Dylan and Jude. Very important figures in Lucy’s life. I was surprised at the end with the twist for Dylan but it made me love him more.
I can tell by the end this series is just getting started and I look forward to book 2!

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

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

This book was amazing, I loved it. I couldn’t put it down. The way this book was written it almost makes you feel like you are standing there and watching everything happen. Trying to make the world a better place for everyone and trying to get the kingdom out from the control of his parents, was just amazing. Nix is an amazing character and is so well written, that he is the hero if the story. The control his parents have over everyone is such a fear base that no one was standing up, but betrayed from his own family, Nix tries to make it right. I really hope that there will be more to this story. I enjoyed it and kept me on the edge of my seat the whole time.

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

Twilight's CurseTwilight’s Curse by K.M. Wray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a great YA fantasy adventure. It is a fast paced story which had me hooked from the first page to the last. It’s the first book in The Twilights Realm Trilogy and I  can’t wait to see how this story unfolds. The author does an amazing job with the characters. Both Nix and Zoe are strong characters and both have had to over come a lot of tragedy to get to where they are today.

Nix is the Prince of the Twilight Relam. After witnessing his parents being murdered he goes into hiding until he is mature enough to take his rightful place on the throne. However after what he witnessed he doesn’t know whether he will ever return to take his place as King.
The people who murdered his parents are still out there waiting for their change to take over the throne.

Zoe is the daughter of the people responsible for Nix’s parents death. Her life with her parents was no picnic with her mother using her to experiment on and test her magic. However what her mother doesn’t know is that Zoe has more power that she could ever imagine. Spotting her opportunity Zoe escapes and goes into hiding to get away from her parents. Things were going fine until Nix storms into her life.

Both of them have a score to settle and people they care about in danger they both need to work together to overcome their shared enemy.Can they work together to achieve their goals and set themselves free?

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

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

I loved this book so much, it kept me in anticipation through out reading! I loved the mystery surrounding the main characters as well as the hidden truth that needed to unravel! The book brought on questions for me, and I was left wanting more. The whole mysterious altitude this book gave was wonderfully done!

Zoe and Nix were wonderfully written as well as brought to life. I could not get enough of them personally. They both were different souls, that had to rely on one another to face what they were going through, more less enduring. Both of them were magical in their own way, and I found each of them learned life lessons as i found that was a big part of the book, was emotional drama yes that would lead to peace and understanding that lead to learning something. It was something that spoke with heart to me, and made me feel happy inside to read on! The novel and its plot lines was wonderfully done!

There was so much more to this story though than just action and life lessons. There was danger, mystical beings, mysterious moments, suspense and so much more. I loved the world itself and the descriptive tones the author used to describe it, in truth it was breathtaking to imagine, and the way the story flowed had me hooked. I am very much looking forward to reading the next installment!

The story and the words flowed so evenly and nicely as I read through this book! I loved every aspect of it, and I feel young adults and people who are grown adults who still love their visits to mythical words and fantasy would as well! I certainly did! This was a new author for me, I loved reading this first installment and I will be for sure reading more installments in the series! Highly recommend this book!

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Girl and the Demon is the third, and sadly final book, in The Girl and the Raven series by Pauline Gruber. In the first two books we were introduced to Lucy Walker who discovered that she was half witch and half demon. Her life was turned upside down as she was forced to battle demons and supernatural forces in a battle between good and evil.

In the Girl and the Demon, Lucy feels that her life might finally be returning to normal and that she can live the life of a normal teenager. That sense of calm and normal is short-lived when once again she is forced to battle for her life against her mortal enemy that has returned to finish her off. Lucy was left to deal with the demon that has returned for her without the help of her beloved Marcus, her protector. He is out of town dealing with things of his own and can’t be there to help Lucy when she needs him the most.

It’s bad enough that Lucy is forced to defend herself against her mortal enemy without the help of Marcus but now someone that she thought was a friend has done the unthinkable. She has held a séance and summoned an evil spirit in the process that puts Lucy and her friends in grave danger. To save those she loves Lucy is forced to reveal who she really is and her supernatural abilities. It is now up to Lucy to rescue her friends, her family and an entire city from the evil forces that have set out to destroy her and everything she knows.

After reading books one and two in The Girl and the Raven series I couldn’t wait to read the third and final installment. These books did not disappoint. I fell in love with the characters, especially the character of young Lucy. I admired her strength and her resolve in the face of danger. I truly admired that no matter what she had to endure she did what it took to protect those that she loved the most. The author, Pauline Gruber did an amazing job of writing this entire series! Although it is classified as being for young adults, I feel that it is a series that anyone of any age can enjoy. The characters and scenes are very well written with great world building that makes the reader feel as though they were right there. There is no lack of action or excitement throughout. This book contains it all in one with a nice blend of romance, mystery, suspense, the supernatural, and the battle between good and evil. This was an amazing series and I’m sad to see it come to an end.

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Corine Lombardi

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Girl and the Demon
By: Pauline Gruber
Genre: Young Adult/ Paranormal Suspense
Pages:476

This was a hard read for me as this is the only book I read in this series and it is the final book of this trilogy.
This book was good it has a popular trope that keeps you reading.
This book I feel leaves many questions left unanswered about some characters or Gruber may have a knack with character development that you don’t want their story to end.
Great writing and well developed.
The demons and witches and gargoyles is a nice twist.
There are twists and turns that had me taking an extra breath and reread a page as if I missed something.
I always appreciate a strong female protagonist, read book one and two first because I believe if I did Lucy would be hands down a favorite character of mine.
Girl that is half demon half witch how can that possibly go wrong?
Four stars this was very enjoyable.

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

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

I love stories like this! There are some many characters, a lot of action and suspense plus the magical element lead to a good story. We have elves and brownies that garner the attention of the story. I loved following both Zoe and Nix on their individual respective journey then when they mesh together things really get interesting. They both had some early life struggles that tugged at my heart. I was pleased with the growth of each of their characters.

This is a soft ending meaning it will pick up with book 2. I highly enjoyed reading this and look forward to more in this series.

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

Twilight's CurseTwilight’s Curse by K.M. Wray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Mystery, Royalty and Eleven magic
This was a brilliant first book to what I am predicting is going to be an awesome YA fantasy trilogy. I fell in love with Nix and Zoe and the world created by K. M. Wray. The story is full of action and doesn’t get hung up on drama. The romance is clean, almost innocent, and I really enjoyed that the major focus was on the adventure and the character’s self discovery. I absolutely can not wait for book 2.

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

Twilight's CurseTwilight’s Curse by K.M. Wray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

 

3.5 Stars

 

Twilight’s Curse is the first book in The Twilight Realm Trilogy by K.M. Wray. It is a YA fantasy adventure story with elves, dragons, magic, action, drama, battle scenes, and emotions.
The world building is original and gives the story its own unique identity. Ms. Wray has done a good job of bringing her ‘world’, characters, and story to life – only I was the barrier to truly enjoying this story as I couldn’t fully connect with the characters or their story. I am hoping that the next book may remedy that, because this type of story is normally my jam. But this has set the trilogy off to an interesting start, laying the foundations, and giving me a taste of what’s yet to come.

Thank you, K.M Wray!

 

Reviewed by @angelahayes

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The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber – Review by Crystal Jimmo

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

As the last and final book in this trilogy I was quite sad to even start this book. I was excited to see that this book has Lucy all by herself and it just shows how much of a badass she is. With Marcus gone and her dad gone she has to rely on herself to protect her and her friends when the mean girl (I really hated her throuought all books) summons a evil spirit. It’s a very good conclusion to the series!!! Well done! I’m happy that I can go back and reread it multiple times!!!!

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Ashley Mandell

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

While Jude’s away, the demons will play.
Lucifer’s taking a break on earth and Jude is left ruling the underworld in his place. Lucy has more challenges to deal with and her team is fighting an old evil that has returned with new tricks up his sleeve. There’s more drama, romance, a wedding, excitement, and of course, demon battles in this book. I’m only sad that we won’t get to see Lucy and Jude’s relationship grow more.

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The Girl and the Demon (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber – Review by Erin Wolf

The Girl and The Demon (The Girl and The Raven, #3)The Girl and The Demon by Pauline Gruber
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I give The Girl and the Demon : YA Paranormal Romance (The Girl and the Raven Book 3) by Pauline Gruber, 5 stars.
**This review may contain spoilers from previous books in the series.**

I have not been able to put this series down and I couldn’t wait to read this book. By now, things have come together for Lucy, she is learning a growing, and accepts and embraces all of the new relationships she has developed. But that does mean things are the same. Some of the people she loves and depends on are far away and she has to adapt to this. It is basically the same cast of characters, but we learn even more about some of them and where their hearts really lie. Instead of focusing more on Lucy, the story takes in everyone who can help or harm her.

This book builds us up to the final battle of someone who we know is coming. But it’s not just about that. As with the previous books, there are many surprises Along the way. It is written so well and is very interesting and pulls you in. I really would love to see more books in this world, possibly more about how Jude became who is is now.

In my opinion, it is best if you read the previous to books in the series before picking this one up. You will not regret it, this series is one that you won’t be able to stop reading and you will wish for more.

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