A Curse For True Love: the thrilling final book in the Once Upon a Broken Heart series

huge plot. awesome characters. beautiful story. hatable villian. enemies to lovers. can't have you but oh no I did. what else could you possibly ask for. I recommend it

Had to return the first one I received bc the book was damaged a bit. Second one came in good condition! Love the cover

The last book of this series. The havoc and chaos Evangeline brings into the folds of her happily ever after makes this story worth reading. With her memories erased, she only seems more determined to get them back rather than sit back and self pity. Her handsome prince husband Apollo so loving and protective. It is everything Evangeline ever dreamed of and yet there is a hollowness and ache that only grows and questions further. Is this really her happily ever after? Who is this Archer who keeps rescuing her from danger? I found myself intrigued by the character arc of Apollo, he has his faults I agree. But he has also gone through so much in the last book. At one point, I actually believed that he truly loves Evangeline. Sometimes love does make you do twisted things. Jacks opened up so much more in this book, there were so many lines I couldn't stop myself from highlighting. The villain turns hero or the heartbroken hero who can destroy everything. Only when he's around her; he cannot help himself. I only wish there were more chapters on him. The supporting characters like Chaos, Lala, Aurora all added their own bit of magic into the plot. The descriptions and the setting blend in perfectly with the tale. The plot twists author unravels at an electrifying pace and the climax gracefully ends this beautiful tale. A must read series for all those who believe in fairytales and also for all those who don't.

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well, well, what can i say? i finished this in one day. apollo is the worst. i love this book though!! the finale is awesome! everything matches out in the end. evangeline rly rewrote history! i've heard many controversies on the fact that evangeline isnt realistic but that isnt true for me, i found her random hopefulness quite relatable actually :3 u should buy this book, dont procrastinate! this book is AWESOME.

The bookcover is really pretty💗✨ the print is fine 😌 I really like the writing style of Stephanie Garber 🌷, I have read the entire Caraval 🎪 series and am really excited to start this series ; ie. the 'Once upon a broken heart' series 🍄🌻 My copy of the book didn't have the white swirl design on the bottom of the cover , which is kinda sad 😞, but it's fine

The book came in a veryyy good condition. It was completely packed, I must mention the packaging was really appreciable. It was a original book, no pirated version. You should definitely go for it!!

Uno dei libri più belli che ho letto fino ad ora, appassionante e coinvolgente!!!!!! Consiglio vivamente di leggerlo, adatto a tutte le persone che hanno un cuore infranto o che vogliono trovare un nuovo libro di qualità!!

This is a brilliant sequel. Great characters, interesting story Definitely worth a read

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I thought I hated Once Upon a Broken Heart the first time I read it. I hated Evangeline’s delicate nature, I hated how hopeful and kind she was to people who were clearly going to wrong her. I disliked her forgiving nature and I couldn’t stand her naïveté. And then I found myself reading it again. And again. My heart raced when I realized there would be a second book. The Ballad of Never After broke my reluctant, cold heart into shattered pixie dust just as I realized why I kept rereading a story I claimed to hate. I wept in a way I’ve never wept over a book when I read those final few pages. I made other people read the series just so I had company in my suffering. It was at the end of Ballad that I realized that Evangeline was not a weak character. Being sweet and flowery and lovely and liking pretty things does not make one a weak character. A forgiving nature and sweetness don’t make a person weak. Someone who can remain kind in this cold world is much stronger than the cruelest warrior. Finally, after weeks of suffering, Stephanie put us all out of our misery and admitted there would be a third book. I put a countdown on my phone so I wouldn’t lose track of this final installment. Over the past few years I went from hating Evangeline’s gentle nature to fully loving her and loving who Jacks has become to suit her. She made him a better character and he made her a better character. As it turns out, I have loved this series from start to finish. No matter how harshly I criticized it in the beginning. I was only jealous of Evangeline for staying so kind while I had let myself become cold under similar pressures. This last book really tied it all together with a gauzy pink bow. It was part adventure, part fairytale, but my favorite part is the one where there is no true ending. Because that is the reality of true love. The truth is, I have my own Jacks. He has bright witty blue eyes that change in depth with his moods and curly blonde hair that turns white at the edges in the sun and a quicksilver smile that could trick the devil himself into selling his soul. My husband is my one true love, and after ten years of marriage and two kids I still feel the flutter in my heart every time I catch him staring at me over his cup of coffee when he should be paying attention to a work meeting. Much like Evangeline and Jacks, we write new pages to our love story every day. Our story didn’t end when we got married, it didn’t end with our first kiss or our first “I love you” or one of our many big fights. Because a true love story is continuous and the ending changes all of the time. Stephanie’s message was clear to me as someone who fought against the odds for true love even when it felt impossible at times. We battled social norms as two loony college kids in love and followed each other across the country from military bases to colleges and then to the alter to say our vows at only 22. The love that was written really struck me as an accurate depiction of what true love really takes: hard work and fortitude. You roll with the punches and make magic out of the small moments when the world feels too heavy. You love each other through every season, good and bad. Cruelty begets cruelty. Only love can help to thaw this cold, indifferent world. My advice? Fall in love, hard; and let it take you to the next page, and the next, and the next…