Tamara Rector

When The Century Knocks: : A Halloween Anthology

Skyeholm

The Rising of Blackshore (The Blackshore Trilogy Book 2)

The Bird and The Fish

House on a Hill

The Legend of Blackshore

The Masks of John Brooks (Skyeholm)

“This was an amazing ending to this trilogy! This just wrapped everything up perfectly with all of the characters! Loved this so much!”

“The Curse of Blackshore by Tamara Rector
⭐ Rating: 5/5
I genuinely don't know how to feel now that I've finished this book. 🥹
Reading The Curse of Blackshore felt like watching a supernatural thriller and action movie unfold in my head. The paranormal elements were SO good, and I loved how the story embraced the supernatural instead of holding back. It was adventurous, intense, and honestly, such a terrific ride.
One thing I particularly loved was watching the characters grow from children into adults and eventually into senior citizens. There's something about witnessing an entire lifetime unfold through the lives of characters you've grown attached to that hits differently. It felt like time was moving so fast, and before I could even process it, Pajamies was almost 60. 🥲 Like, excuse me, when the hell did we get here?!
And then there's Jesse. 💔
When the Leviathan's body was found, I genuinely thought Jesse was still alive. Even with his body flickering through the different ages he was when they fought the monster, I thought the magic might still be in his system and that there was a chance he had survived. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case, and I'm still a little heartbroken about it.
This book gave me so much to experience. The supernatural horror, the action, the adventure, the characters, and the passage of time all came together to create something that felt bigger than just a story. It felt like I had travelled alongside these characters and watched their lives unfold.
I can't even fully explain how I feel about the ending yet, but I know I loved the journey. It was wholesome in a way I didn't expect, and finishing it feels like saying goodbye to people I've known for a long time.
The Curse of Blackshore was a terrific, adventurous ride, and I'm so glad I signed up for the Arc reading. ❤️”

“Arc Reader
I totally underestimated this book. I enjoyed the thrill and how smooth it rolled through after the beginning chapters. It's not exactly fast paced but it's worth reading.
The romance gives the story its heart, but the mythology gives it its teeth.”

“From the beginning to the end I was left wanting more. If it was not for life responsibilities (sleep, eat, work) I would have finished in a day. I would recommend to read the books in order you will not be disappointed. This was my favorite book in the series all the questions of The Who and Why are answered, I thought I had it figured out, I was wrong. The ending will tug on heart strings sad the series is over. I cannot wait to see much more writing from Tamara Rector.”

“My heart feels broken and complete all at once. I have loved this journey from start to finish. It feels so wholesome. The history and journey they all go through. I couldn't have imagined a better ending!”

“What a great read. Seeing life in a town with some major paranormal issues through the eyes of the kids who were living it was masterful. You really were pulled into the story and felt all their worries, fears, joy, and sadness.”

“This is an excellent continuation of The Legend of Blackshore! Once friends as teens, this book brings them back together as adults who can't seem to stay away from Blackshore. IYKYK! Are you Team Jaime or Team Jesse? Only time will tell. Can't wait for the 3rd and final (I think) installment. Great character development and Tamara does an amazing job of drawing you in and keeping your interest. You don't want to put it down.”

“If you love ghost stories/folklore, adventure, and pirates, this is a book for you. Group of high school teens get caught up in the folklore of the town they live in and try to survive the tide. It always comes back for more. Grab yourself a copy and hold tight for the ride.”