I just think a lot of the issues that I had with the first book continued in the second book in a pretty consistent manner. I think the writing continued to feel a little bit more YA than I had expected.
Cursebound (2025)
They’re no longer prisoners to the fae court, but now two elven sisters are each bound by shackles of the heart—the sequel to the national bestseller Faebound, hailed as “a devastatingly romantic and breathtaking fantasy” (Tasha Suri). United by war. Betrayed by destiny. Cursed by love. Yeeran was born for war but is unprepared for love. She has left her new lover, the Queen of the fae, to return to her homeland, only to find that her former lover now threatens war against the fae. Left behind, her sister Lettle is determined to break the curse that binds the fae to their realm. When a stranger appears in the city, Lettle is convinced he’s the key. But the Fates that once spoke to her have fallen silent. Can Lettle and Yeeran discover the secret behind the curse—and unite these two worlds before they destroy each other? Don’t miss any of Saara El-Arifi’s magical Faebound Trilogy: FAEBOUND • CURSEBOUND
I have actually since DNF'd this series after finishing Cursed Bone cuz I thought that it was very disappointing after the first book.
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