Seven Wonders Book 4: The Curse of the King (Seven Wonders, 4)

Excellent story telling, characters I find myself caring about, and a very creative premise. As one might expect from a middle book in a series, this one gets dark and ends on a dark note.My only complaint is that they are quick reads with loooooooong months between books being published. I've read many series, and this one, Harry potter, and David Eddings' Belgeriad are the ones that caused the most anxiety in waiting and excitement on day of publishing.I'll let others tell you the plot and offer spoilers - I prefer simply to leave this review saying I really like these books, and have enjoyed them immensely, and am very annoyed that I have to wait for the next one.Disclosure: I do know the author. But I write reviews based on my appreciation for the art, not the artist.

I have really enjoyed this series. Lerangis is a master at cliffhangers though. You can't read just one! And so on to the next book

The only reason I didn't give this book 5 stars is because, I don't give 5 stars until the last book if I think the series was really great. My only complaint was that the book was to short. I'm 20 so I only read books for younger audiences if they are really good. I think this series is great for all ages. I can't wait for the next one.

I loved the story, it was awesome.SPOILER ALERTWHEN Aly fell in with Ulaa'ar at the end, I was like, what? How could Aly die? It leaves a 'deafening' ending that beats into my heart. I'm sure that Aly will come back in Book 5. And if she doesn't, I'll be disappointed.SPOILERS ENDYeah, that all I have to say, except for this: It was weird having Marco back. :P

I absolutely love every book in this series and this book is no exception. If you like to read Percy Jackson than you will love this series. I am a huge fan of fantasy series that have an element of myth and history to them. Its great that the author doesn't feel the need to recap everything from the previous books but does a good job at integrating past books all the way through instead. The plot in this book keeps you guessing the whole time. I really like this series and I can't wait to see what comes next.

I absolutely love this book. Alto of the time I laugh out loud reading it and sometimes I cry. I don't know wheneither or not to trust Marco. I hope Lay sees Jack is wayyy better and I hope Jack doesn't let the prophecy get to his head. The way this book ends (as a writer) is perfect but as a reader you are like noooooooo. I have to wait until I get the next book!!!!????? Come on!!! You're killing me!!!!

I had previously ordered books 1-3 for my 12 year old grandson. He devoured them! When he was near the end of book 3, he asked me to please order book 4. He has finished it and is hoping there will be a book 5 and can hardly wait. I am now reading them and I agree. They are wonderful! Peter Lerangis is a great author for young and old alike!

good continuation of the story however sooner or later it has to finish..... I like the characters but it is starting to get ...the same thing every book just different situations with the same outcome. this title started to add some wrinkles so I was happy with it and enjoyed it.

My 10 year old daughter loves these books , highly recommend

nice

I bought this series for the grandson and he found it awesome

I enjoyed this series and can't wait for the next one.

I don't enjoy this story as much as previous books and not sure if I will continue this series. When yo read about a failure after another failure, after a while you'll get bored, that's what is happening to me now.