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Review #1: Curse of the Purple Delhi Sapphire

"Wowed by the Author's Gripping Plotline, Vivid Style & Strongly Written Characters."


"Curse of the Purple Delhi Sapphire" by Rachael Stapleton is the second book in the 'Temple of Indra' Series. On her quest for answers, Sophia delves into dangerous situations, as she attempts to understand how the cursed sapphire is linked to her fate.

I was completely wowed by the author's gripping plotline, vivid style and strongly written characters. One of the things I enjoyed most was how the author incorporated elements of history, mystery, romance and adventure into a compelling and unique story. It was so well written that I felt what Sophia was experiencing. The book has an excellent flow, moving the story along at a great pace. It was an extremely enjoyable read and I hope I will see more from this author."


Five out of Five Stars.
Ana Prundaru. Author of Meet Me In Your Dreams.







Review #2: The Curse of the Purple Delhi Sapphire

"Wonderful Whirlwind into Multiple Lives."


Curse of the Purple Delphi Sapphire is a great read. It’s a book about love, greed and a woman desperate to break the cycle of death and destruction that has haunted her from one life time to the next.

When the heroine comes into contact the Delhi Sapphire she is immediately transported to a past life. Once there she attempts to break a spell that keeps her trapped in a horror story. It’s suspenseful because you never know what bad guy is lurking around the corner. It also had laugh out loud moments.

It kept me on the edge of my seat. It had mystery, time travel and romance. Seriously, what else can you ask for , from a book? I recommend it.

Five out of Five Stars.
Missy Turner. Author of The Push.






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