Book: Wrath of the Cursed Witch by Rocio Carranza
Reviewed by Weird | weird.reads.books
Rating: 5/5
I have been waiting for this finale since the cliffhanger in Flame in the Silver Storm , and Rocio Carranza did not disappoint. Wrath of the Cursed Witch is everything a series conclusion should be: high stakes, emotionally devastating, and utterly satisfying.
What I loved most about this installment was the character development. We’ve seen these characters go through hell over the last two books, but seeing them fully embrace their power in this one was so rewarding. There are so many layers to this series—from flawed heroes finding themselves as unwilling pawns to some truly delightfully wicked villains.
The pacing was relentless, and the atmosphere was so thick you could almost feel the magic and tension on every page. With so many moving pieces across Givensmir, I was eager to see how all these storylines would collide. One of my favorite parts was seeing a certain villain we love to hate finally get their comeuppance. Some of my book annotations regarding their situation included: “lol,” “Haaaa,” and “Fuuuuuck yes!”
If you’ve been following this series, you’re going to love how the threads are tied together. It’s bittersweet to say goodbye to this world, but I couldn't have asked for a better ending. If you’re a lover of dark fantasy, read this trilogy!
Thank you to Rocio Carranza for the eARC! All opinions are my own.