Damnation's Door: A Cursed Book

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by Amy Braun


  I put the rose in the vase, then pressed my fingers against the engraving of his name.

  “Thank you,” I whispered.

  It was the most I could say, and it wasn’t just for Sephiel. It was for my mother and father. Raphael and Gabriel. Michael and Rorikel. Manny. Max and Warrick. My sister. All the people gave me the motivation to fight for something I never thought I would have:

  A peaceful life.

  I stood up and backed away from the tombstone. A small, delicate hand clasped mine. I looked at Dro and smiled when she did.

  I couldn’t remember the last time I had felt so serene. This might have been the first time. But I had earned this. I deserved it. I would fight to keep it.

  But the best part about being free from the curse, was knowing I wouldn’t have to.

  THE END

  Acknowledgments

  Well, we’ve come to the end of a journey. If you’d asked me five years ago if I thought I would ever have an entire book series completed, I probably would have thought you were crazy. But here it is, the last installment of the Cursed trilogy. While I’m going to miss the characters and the trouble they got into, I’m also glad to know that they each found their happy ending. I worked hard to bring them the closure they deserved, and I hope that long time and new readers to the series are just as happy with the ending as I am.

  This book series wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for the tremendous love, support, and encouragement from my family and friends. Seeing their proud smiles when I tell them what I’ve accomplished in a day of writing, or about some exciting news, or a new goal that I had, definitely makes me feel good about myself as a writer, and gives me motivation to write more.

  Major thanks to the wonderful artists and teams of Deranged Doctor Design. I didn’t know what to expect for the Damnation’s Door cover, but… Wow. I mean… Wow. Seriously, you guys rock.

  Big thanks to Eden Royce, my lovely editor who helped see this series through from beginning to end. She helped me nitpick like crazy, something I’m incredibly grateful for. There’s no question that she’s helped me improve as an artist.

  Thanks to the awesome writers in WritingGIAM Pro (we miss you, Donna) and Weekend Writing Warriors, especially fantasy author and MOD Christina Ochs for reading and reviewing each one of these books. If you’re an indie author just starting their career, trust me when I say that you need to find a writing group to be part of. They will do the most amazing things for you just because you ask.

  Thank you to all the reviewers who have become lifelong fans of Constance, Dro, Warrick, Max, and Sephiel, especially Ivana and Nell of One Book Two, and Cassandra of The Bookish Crypt. You’ve offered so many uplifting words, helped with important promotions, and been wonderfully enthusiastic, so I hope that Damnation’s Door meets your expectations.

  Last but not least, thank you to you specifically, reader. Whether you’re an old or new fan of the Cursed series, you’ve done me a huge honor in simply giving it a chance. That means more than I can ever say, and I will honestly never be able to thank you enough.

  So yes, that’s it for Constance and Dro and Co. I had an amazing time writing them, and I’m glad they have a chance to relax and enjoy a little quiet for now. I’d say they’ve earned it.

  About The Author

  Amy is a Canadian urban fantasy and horror author. Her work revolves around monsters, magic, mythology, and mayhem. She started writing in her early teens, and never stopped. She loves building unique worlds filled with fun characters and intense action. She is the recipient of April Moon Books Editor Award for “author voice, world-building and general bad-assery,” and the One Book Two Standout Award in 2015 for her Cursed trilogy. She has been featured on various author blogs and publishing websites, and is an active member of the Writing GIAM and Weekend Writing Warrior communities. When she isn't writing, she's reading, watching movies, taking photos, gaming, and struggling with chocoholism and ice cream addiction.

  Website: literarybraun.blogspot.ca

  Twitter: @amybraunauthor

  Facebook: www.facebook.com/amybraunauthor

 

 

 


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