Cursed at Birth

Malison Summer

By: I. Moreau

Narrated by: Naomi Rose-Mock

Being a teen of the '90s is tough. For a teenage outcast like Joan Goyer, "tough" is nowhere near the plane of descriptions of her life as a werewolf.

Fresh out of high school and set for college, Joan's summer becomes a nightmare of a vacation when a murder takes place in her backyard. Targeted as a suspect, Joan must partner up with her creepy yet attractive neighbor, who is also a suspect. Proving her innocence would be the challenge, but to trust someone who is blurred between friend or foe...this is a suicide mission.

©2014 Iesha Moreau Duron-Shaff (P)2022 Iesha Moreau Duron-Shaff

Loved it!

As a former teen outcast (haha also in the 90s), I ate this book up! Joan's struggle to prove her innocence despite being a werewolf badass felt so real. Intense, gnarly, but with just the right touch of will-they-won't-they tension. A wild ride!

Exciting

This is definitely worth a listen. It's well-narrated and gets more and more interesting and exciting.

Whoaaaa!

This story drew me in slowly at first then boom! Suddenly I’m all in. Love it. I’m not going to give spoilers so just know it’s definitely worth a good read!

A thrilling tale

"Cursed at Birth" is a wild ride! I devoured this story of a teenage werewolf struggling with shifting, suspicion, and a whole lot of teenage angst. The mystery surrounding the body parts kept me guessing, and the slow-burn romance between the heroine and her mysterious neighbor was both frustrating and addicting. A 5 star read!!

Quite Good

The writing style is crisp and engaging, with a perfect balance of description and dialogue. The pacing is brisk, ensuring that there is never a dull moment. Most of the supporting characters are well written. From Joan's quirky friends to the enigmatic figures she encounters during her investigation, the cast is diverse and engaging. Their interactions with Joan help to flesh out her character and provide moments of humor and heart amidst the tension.