In “Bespelled” by Laura Thalassa, witch Selene Bowers faces chaos after being bound to Memnon the Cursed, an ancient sorcerer who betrayed her. Forced into a magical marriage pact, she grapples with lost memories and dark questions as their tumultuous past resurfaces. Memnon offers her the chance to command his soul through a binding spell, but falling for him risks shattering their bond. As enemies close in, Selene must determine if she can trust the man she once loved. This intense “romantasy” blends dark academia, magic, and enemies-to-lovers tropes, perfect for fans of ACOTAR.
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Customers find the book engaging, with unexpected twists and turns that keep them captivated. The writing is well-executed, and they appreciate the believable imagination and character development, with one review highlighting the great banter between main characters. Customers describe the book as powerful and better than the first installment, though opinions about its pace are mixed, with some finding it fast-paced while others say it’s a bit slower.
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