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A Timely Curse eBook Joseph DiBartolo Yezall Strongheart Kristina Circelli

A young man's desire to protect his family from an abusive father, the town sheriff, comes to fruition in the form of a mysterious stranger, and an ancient curse. William must learn to control his new found power and savagery to stop a damaged man who will do anything to stay in power.

Who doesn't love a good werewolf yarn? A Timely Curse brings the bloodletting in a quick and entertaining read. The action and tension is here, as is the gore, in spades. But what is lacking is solid character development. William Danver and his father are fleshed out well, and I could relate to their relationship easily. Their interactions fell honest and heavy and Mr. DiBartolo squeezes out some great tension between them. The rest of the cast have a lack of development and I just wasn't able to connect with many of them. Anyways, small gripes.

A Timely Curse is a fun read and I think that you'll get a kick out of it.

*3.5/5


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A Timely Curse eBook Joseph DiBartolo Yezall Strongheart Kristina Circelli Reviews

I loved this novella. Once I started and got into it, I couldn't put it down. What a great imagination and exciting way of writing that keeps you eager to know what is coming next. It kept my attention throughout and made me care about the characters. I loved this read, and the only problem for me was that I wanted more. I want to know where William and Alexander go, and what is next for the family...hope there is a sequel. If so, count me in...Joseph DiBartolo is a promising new author and I look forward to reading what he has in store for us next!!! Hurry up Joseph, we want more.
I can only imagine what it's like to have your first work published, but for author Joseph DiBartolo, his imaginings have now been fulfilled in a most amazing way.
A Timely Curse is fast paced, intense, and forward moving!
This is a good story of childhood abuse in an impossible situation that can often be resolved only in a fictional world. It is easy to connect with the main character as he battles, not only bullying at school and in his community, but in his own home as well. Luckily for him, he has help!
Congratulations, Joseph, on your first success!
A TIMELY CURSE is the kind of story that fills the fantasy of any abused child. For years, William, his mother, and his little sister were at the mercy of his abusive father. Since Gary was a police officer, they had little recourse other than to take his abuse. When William is able to transform into a werwolf, he uses his strength to get revenge on his father and his fellow crooked police officers.

The story is good but, I think, unfinished. I think if the author polished it up, it would be much better. For example, I wish the author had expounded on some of the scenes. In particular, I liked the scenes that developed Rebecca's character. She was integral to the outcome, yet she was practically a shadow in the story.
Admittedly, I first fell in love with the cover of this book. I read the synopsis and was very intrigued. And then when I read the entire book, it really WOWED me! The character himself is intriguing. I feel like I am the `'William'' of the story. When you're reading the book, it takes you to `another world'. It is one of those books that grows on you. The story takes its time to unfold and give you a clearer picture of the whole deal. The language was so vivid and beautiful. The prose was stunning. That's why I couldn't stop reading. I relish the unusual characters, find them endearing and Joseph Dibartolo's novel a great form of escapism. I'm strangely fascinated with the author's imagination and I generally find the story compelling. Overall I enjoyed this book. I think it would be great for an abusive people to read it, particularly anyone who is struggling with similar issues in real life or who knows someone who has. I'm glad I picked this book on a whim; it didn't disappoint me.
This book was very well written given it was the author's first book. The rating is based more on my feelings about the gore in the book and not how well the book was written. Sorry! It was just a bit bloody for me so although it was well written and will definitely rate 5 stars from others who like this genre, I rated it based on how much I liked the story in general and in no way meant to offend the author or have anyone think it is a bad book.

Some background

William is raised in a home where his father is abusive, but even worse, he is the sheriff so the family has no where to turn for help. Alexander is a werewolf who turns William so that he has a way to protect himself and those he loves. William is not a bad kid, but he does embrace his new life and immediately seeks to avenge / stop any future abuse by killing the crooked police officers, including his dad. It was just a bit blood thirsty for my taste and as much as I can understand how he feels toward his dad, I have a hard time seeing any teenager ok with all of the killing, especially with little to no remorse for taking a life.

However, as I said, I think others who are ok with the above will love the book. For a short story, it was well done and did not feel rushed which is usually the case with most short stories.
This is my first book by Mr. DiBartolo, and I was pleasantly initiated into the story of a werewolf shifter. A Timely Curse is an easy read, but it is nonetheless engaging and thoughtful. It reminds me of another 'hero' --- The Incredible Hulk, due to the physical description of the shifters, and the motivation of the main character.

I enjoyed the underlying story that prepared me for why the protagonist becomes who he is, and why he does what he does. Though at times bloody, the story was never gory just for the sake of it. If anything, I found the author quite restrained in his narrative when it came to describing certain scenes, and for this, I was thankful. I would rather use my own imagination to visualize the horror. By not over-describing these key scenes, the author actually does a stellar job of stimulating readers' imaginations.

The book is based on a simple parable. Monsters may be horrible, but in this case, they are only horrible to those who deserve it. A worthy read for those who want a new twist on the story of werewolves.
A young man's desire to protect his family from an abusive father, the town sheriff, comes to fruition in the form of a mysterious stranger, and an ancient curse. William must learn to control his new found power and savagery to stop a damaged man who will do anything to stay in power.

Who doesn't love a good werewolf yarn? A Timely Curse brings the bloodletting in a quick and entertaining read. The action and tension is here, as is the gore, in spades. But what is lacking is solid character development. William Danver and his father are fleshed out well, and I could relate to their relationship easily. Their interactions fell honest and heavy and Mr. DiBartolo squeezes out some great tension between them. The rest of the cast have a lack of development and I just wasn't able to connect with many of them. Anyways, small gripes.

A Timely Curse is a fun read and I think that you'll get a kick out of it.

*3.5/5