#BookReview: Her Dark Love (Dark Spell, #1) by Isra Sravenheart

Synopsis: Those drawn to the dark side don't always start out that way. There is always a trigger that sends them into that vile world. It turns out that Lady Isra of the Dark didn't always reside in the shadows. She too, had a light side as you will soon discover.

Isra has come a long way to the prestigious Wingdom's Academy to learn the art of magic. The classes are dull but Isra quickly finds a companion in Everilda. They click instantly striking up a rapport.

Isra finds Everilda to be rebellious towards the craft whereas Everilda finds Isra too innocent especially when it comes to romance. Imagine Everilda's shock when she discovers her part-time plaything Jonathan has taken a liking to Isra. Isra is naïve and inexperienced in love but she sees Jonathan as quite charming and instantly takes a shine to him.

“Everilda went out so I was alone, I ran into this handsome stranger named Jonathan. He's kind and gentle. I've never known love before, never mind a love so enchanting as this.”

Little does Isra know that she, Everilda and Jonathan are in an intense love triangle but she is sure to find out as Everilda grows tired of Jonathan's insolence

“Now on a cold, dark night. I witness none other than Jonathan and Everilda together. Oh, how could she do this to me? They've been carrying on behind my back all this time! How can I ever trust either one of them again?”

Amidst all of this, the light bringer Samuel has learned of Isra's tragic plight and sends in his loyal servant Astrid the raven to keep an eye on Isra since Samuel believes Isra's heartbreak is just the ticket to send her tumbling into obscurity. Samuel also brings in in another light being, James, to attempt to keep Isra on the light path. Astrid takes an instant dislike to James. However, James and Astrid's conflict quickly turns into a rivalry.

But with Astrid watching Isra can the light get to her in time to stop her from becoming the ultimate dark foe that everyone has proclaimed her to be?

USA Today Best-Selling Author Isra Sravenheart takes us back in time to when Isra and Everilda are at the tender age of seventeen. Enter in the tall, dark, brooding Jonathan into their world and both witches falling for him? Hell is going to break loose. Darkness is calling. You can't resist it.



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Rating: 1 Star
My Review: This book had a lot going for it. From the cover to the synopsis this should have been a hit with me. But sadly it was not what it was cracked up to be.  This one starts out with this girl turning to the dark side, because her best friend and the love of her life betray her.  But, unfortunately the love of her life part she knew him for like two dates.  So unfortunately this one was insta-love to the point of this girl going dark because a guy she knew for like two seconds decided she wasn't for him. So unfortunately this one is a full on DNF for this reader.  

The light didn't intervene unless they chose the dark side! 

The one where glossy shiny apples glittering with all their pungent ruby-red tones beckoned a soul to come in and bite them. Sinking their teeth into the tasty, sweet flesh, giving in to all that temptation. All the blood l*st and power that could be discovered in one fatal, delicious moment. 

“Darkness was more powerful, having more opportunities to wreak havoc upon the feeble lands and so being in the light was so more challenging.”

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