The Crown of Oaths and Curses by J. Bree

But I'm intrigued and can't wait to meet him in the next book!įrom what J. She doesn't know his name, what he is, or where he's from, so he's still a mystery. It is on this journey that we learn more about their world and their ways.Īnother interesting thing is Rooke's been talking with a man in her head for the past few months and she suspects he's her mate. After tragedy strikes, they find themselves on a journey to meet the Seer and learn Rooke's fate. It follows Rooke and her brother, Pemba, who are witches of the Ravenswyrd coven. This novella did a great job setting the scene for The Crown of Oaths and Curses (releasing March 28th). The Scepter is the first novella in The Mortal Fates, a new fantasy series by J. already have a lovely and interesting side character introduced - give me Pemba's story already!Īnyway, if you like J Bree as an author and enjoy fantasy/romantasy then you're going to love this series! compelling writing that keeps a steady pace definitely building for an epic love story (yet to meet the love interest) strong women/matriarchal society (at least amongst witches) fae/witches and many other mythical beings It took a little bit for me to get into the story, but by halfway I was invested and cursing myself for not waiting until the main first novel is released in 2 months (this is the first novella).

I'm not going to lie, because I was apprehensive reading this due to the big shift in genre (mafia/PNR/reverse harem) to high fantasy, but she did an amazing job and pulled it off seamlessly. I went into this with high expectations because I'm a fan of everything J Bree writes, and I was not disappointed.

The Crown of Oaths and Curses by J. Bree