COURSES of the CURSED by Vince Bailey

- Historical Fantasy, Supernatural Thrillers, Historical Thrillers

A werewolf is walking through the desert.

Title: Courses of the Cursed
Author(s): Vince Bailey
Genre(s): Historical Fantasy, Paranormal & Urban, Supernatural, Thriller/Suspense
Publisher: IngramElliott (2020)

African American youth Curtis Jefferson is still serving his one-year term at Fort Grant, where a horrific massacre still haunts the inhabitants. In the second book of the Curtis Jefferson series, our hero continues to be challenged by his nemesis, Harvey Huish, while a café owner struggles with a premonition that her nephew will be the victim of a treacherous plot. The parallel stories share a common theme: The curse of Fort Grant.

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Recent Author Awards Announced

Vince Bailey’s Curtis Jefferson series (Path of the Half Moon, Courses of the Cursed, and Merging Paths) was awarded the 2022 Grand Prize for a fiction series at the Chanticleer International Book Awards conference in Bellingham, Washington this past April

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Reviews

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I read the first book, Path of the Half Moon, hoping that the follow-on novel would resolve some dangling issues. Courses of the Cursed do not disappoint in that regard, but it presents so much more. I found the multiple storylines intriguing, but it was the creative development of new characters that carried the day for me. Hoping the third book will bring everyone together and wrap things up. Highly recommended for paranormal fans--even if you didn't read the first book.

Sarah Sam

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This is a well-written, descriptive novel. It answers many questions left over from the first book, Path of the Half Moon, yet leaves the reader thirsting for more answers to, hopefully, be revealed in the final writing. Encompasses noteworthy tension between good and evil and is recommended for those fans of the paranormal.

Cheryl L. Schaab

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