The Curse of Time - (The Cursed Watches) by Andreea Pryde (Paperback)

About the Book

A wonderful page-turner that will give you an unputdownable tale of courage, resilience and love across centuries" The Magic Book Corner

Book Synopsis

"You! The one who does not believe. Do not shut your eyes to the gifts with which the Gods have endowed you."

I never believed in paranormal. Curses, enchantments, lucky amulets, evil spirits, angels, demons, Heaven, and Hell - all this meant nothing more than fantasies found between the covers of a book.

What changed my mind? A new job at a museum.

Getting used to the new place was at very least awkward, but life went back to normal-more or less.

Things become genuinely complicated with the discovery of a very unlikely connection - me, from the present, and a young woman from the 19th-century named Leah. Capable of taking over her body when Leah agrees, l get to discover hidden lies, mistakes, and foolish ambitions, which if left alone can destroy the future.

But, how can I face this situation when my own heart is about to get stolen by the surprising charm of the past?

Only Time can tell...

Review Quotes

"The Curse of Time is a wonderful page-turner that will give you an unputdownable tale of courage, resilience and love across centuries. The author masterfully entwines past with present making the story-line both very intriguing and easy to follow. In no time at all, you'll find yourself caught in between the pages waiting to see how it will all end. Complete with self-deprecatory humor and a fussy little feline companion, Scarlett is one of those relatable characters that get under your skin. Flawed, imperfect and absolutely human."- The Magic Book Corner

"This is an excellent story that I could not stop reading. It is beautifully written, with an original plot and incredible characters. I loved the author's debut novel, and I waited for this book and new series with anticipation and excitement, and it was so worth the wait. It left me in awe."-Books, Books, Wonderful Books Blog by Ira Myriam