The Crown of Oaths and Curses

From J. Bree, bestselling author of The Bonds That Tie, comes an epic and enthralling new romantasy series.
I devoted my life to a king who was not my own.
On the road to ultimate honor and glory, I lost everything.
Now, in a world ravaged by the whims of those who rule, I must turn my back on a lifetime of friendships and loyalties to face my own fate.
The Savage Prince.
Heir to the high-fae throne of the Southern Lands, he is known for his brutality and cold heart. But with the kingdom on the brink of ruin, I have no choice but to seek him out.
The war between the fae and the witches rages, and there’s no end in sight. My destiny is clear-help the prince defeat his enemies before it’s too late.
One small problem.
I am Rookesbane Eveningstar.
The Favored Child returned, a Witch of the Woods.
The greatest enemy of my Fates-blessed mate.*The Crown of Oaths and Curses is a full-length MF epic fantasy romance with material that may be difficult for some readers. This book will end on a cliffhanger. It’s recommended for 18+ due to language and sexual situations. Book 1 of a 3-book series.

Author	J Bree
Book Series	The Mortal Fates
Format	Ebook
ISBN	9781923072183
Language	English
Pages	571
Publication Date	05-26-2023
Publisher	J Bree Author

1 review for The Crown of Oaths and Curses

Rated 5 out of 5

tinybibliophile (verified owner) – 04/30/2025

This is a duo POV, enemies to lovers, fated lovers fantasy story – but with no romance at all in this first book. I ate up J. Bree’s last series (The Bonds That Tie) so I’m surprised that this was essentially over 600 pages of showing how much Prince Soren hates her guts. Rooke is such a strong lead character and there is so much to be explored with her and her coven. She seemed to get along with just about everyone but her own fated mate, which yes, is the point of this trope. I almost wanted her to run off with the goblin king, anything, anyone! I loathed Prince Soren and his idiotic friends. Thank goodness there were women in that castle. Parts of the book kept repeating itself… The Fae loathe the witches, and they especially do not trust Rooke and her witchy ways. It’s repeated essentially every chapter. I trust in J.Bree though, and I hope the next book has Soren groveling for at least 600 pages – or else maybe she should just run back to her Ravenswyrd forest and be happier on her own.

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