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I was intrigued by the title, who has not heard of the ancient curses of Egypt and wonder how they came about and if they could be broken. Tangerine has always had the power to see the energy lines of curses and to manipulate them and dispel the curse. She is invited to Cairo to help Leila who owns Club Cairene. This club has been the sight of strange deaths over the years.

While trying to trace the energy lines of the curse she encounters a strange man. Habib is connected to the power running under the building. He is compelled to keep the secret of the spa beneath the ground. Habib and Tangerine are more than attracted to each other and it becomes quite obvious they are destined to be together. Is this a good thing or a bad thing. You will have to read the story to find out.

Kate weaves an interesting tale of magic and Egyptian mythology. While trying to include the overwheming sexual energy and attraction between Tangerine and Habib falls a bit short of steamy the overall storytelling is good.


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The Curse Breaker of Cairo Kate McVaugh 9781466317574 Books Reviews

If you are looking for a well-written, compelling and satisfying read then you will enjoy this book. The writing is excellent and I particularly loved the way the author describes Tangerine's psychic journeys when she is investigating the curse. I've never read a book where the character's psychic abilities were described so clearly and it really helped me to relate to the character.

The vivid descriptions of Cairo also help the book to come alive for me. I could see the bustling streets of modern-day Cairo clearly, but the author also invokes the ancient Cairo at the same time, showing how it is always just below the surface. The character of Habib unites the ancient and modern worlds. He is enigmatic, exotic and very sexy, and the manner in which the sexual tension builds between him and Tangerine is masterfully done.

My favourite part of this book is the way in which ancient myth is weaved in with the modern story. I have never been to Cairo but this book captures exactly what I imagine it to be like a contemporary city with deep roots in an ancient and mysterious culture which continues to exert its influence on the present in a myriad of ways. I highly recommend this book.
I was lucky enough to get this book for review and I'll admit, I'm a cover whore lol and this cover hmm kind of turned me off to the book, enough that it took me awhile to actually pick it up to read it...but let me tell you that old age saying, "Never judge a book by its cover." I've had other covers that were gorgeous and I picked them up and couldn't finish them because the writing was awful.... You have an awful cover here that is hiding a gorgeous story inside. Fans of Paranormal Romance/Myth will really enjoy this novel.

Tangerine breaks down curses, literally connecting with the energies in her mind and following the strands because how else can you unbreak something unless you know where its coming from? She's hired to look into some things in a local club in what I believe is Egypt ;) She meets with the club owner and begins to explore the negative energy of the club.. you see the club owner believes in the magic as well, which is why she sought out Tangerine to hire her to break it. Bad things are happening in her club and Tangerine is just the one to go about fixing it.

From the beginning she meets a mysterious, sexy, dangerous man Habib and the chemistry sizzles from their very first meeting. You see Habib has his own secrets and works for a special Goddess as his family before him... don't want to tell you TOO much as that would ruin it.

Anyways, I really enjoyed this book, enough that I will re-read it again and again and it will get a home on my keeper shelf. Kate manages to weave a very believable world that is full of fantasy but you could totally see something like that really happening... I like stories that are far-fetched but I could actually picture it and Kate delivers. Do not make the mistake I made and judge the book by its cover, it is well worth the read and will keep you wondering for hours... when I found out everything, lets just say I was surprised LOL! ) Check it out! )

P.S. Kate, don't mind me on my cover comment, it really is a good book, I just think the cover is unattractive and might put some readers off, though hopefully after my review they won't judge it by its cover lol )
I was intrigued by the title, who has not heard of the ancient curses of Egypt and wonder how they came about and if they could be broken. Tangerine has always had the power to see the energy lines of curses and to manipulate them and dispel the curse. She is invited to Cairo to help Leila who owns Club Cairene. This club has been the sight of strange deaths over the years.

While trying to trace the energy lines of the curse she encounters a strange man. Habib is connected to the power running under the building. He is compelled to keep the secret of the spa beneath the ground. Habib and Tangerine are more than attracted to each other and it becomes quite obvious they are destined to be together. Is this a good thing or a bad thing. You will have to read the story to find out.

Kate weaves an interesting tale of magic and Egyptian mythology. While trying to include the overwheming sexual energy and attraction between Tangerine and Habib falls a bit short of steamy the overall storytelling is good.