To save herself from this fate, she runs away. Her parents are about to marry her off to a man she barely knows and already dislikes. The book starts off with Ananna, the daughter of a pirate family. So really, my four star rating is because I know the book would have been better if it hadn’t been spoiled to me first. That really ruined my reading experience and didn’t make it as enjoyable as it could have been otherwise. So when I read the book, I was expecting something more to happen, and instead, just got the blurb but in more detail.
It was written as a summary of the entire story from start to finish, rather than a quick intro/teaser. It actually contained spoilers about the book. I have to say, when I read this book, the Goodreads blurb was different. If you’re a fan of good ol’ fantasy, then you’ll probably really enjoy this book! It’s written from first person perspective, but the language and slang really throws you into the story. The Assassin’s Curse is an adventure story filled with pirates, magic, assassins, curses, and a new world that will intrigue you and keep you turning pages. Or at least as normal as the lives of a pirate and an assassin can be. Now Ananna and Naji are forced to become uneasy allies as they work together to break the curse and return their lives back to normal. Ananna inadvertently triggers a nasty curse - with a life-altering result. But her escape has dire consequences when she learns the scorned clan has sent an assassin after her.Īnd when the assassin, Naji, finally catches up with her, things get even worse. Published by: Strange Chemistry on October 2, 2012Īnanna of the Tanarau abandons ship when her parents try to marry her off to an allying pirate clan: she wants to captain her own boat, not serve as second-in-command to her handsome yet clueless fiance. The Assassin's Curse by Cassandra Rose Clarke
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