Dani Lamia

It helps to read Edgar Allan Poe's work to get the feel of the story. Rebekah dreams of The Raven, and karma inflicted on those who bully Rebekah. This makes her satisfied to see the karma translated to reality, until it no longer works in her favour. Then, along with Mike, she needs to rid The Raven from her dreams. There is a great twist and the story is pleasantly written.


I received a free copy and am leaving a review voluntarily.
Thank you to Hidden Gems Books and author.

I DNF around 80 pages in, so I'm not giving it a rating. But I will say what I read was bizarre and confusing (and not in a good way). The writing seemed clunky, and I didn't care for any of the characters. The blend of witchcraft and mythology felt strange, and I was not comfortable with the nonconsensual spell-induced romance.

It helps to read Edgar Allan Poe's work to get the feel of the story. Rebekah dreams of The Raven, and karma inflicted on those who bully Rebekah. This makes her satisfied to see the karma translated to reality, until it no longer works in her favour. Then, along with Mike, she needs to rid The Raven from her dreams. There is a great twist and the story is pleasantly written.


I received a free copy and am leaving a review voluntarily.
Thank you to Hidden Gems Books and author.