If they fail, they’ll be trapped for eternity in a place beyond reality.Ĭandace Robinson spends her days consumed by words and hoping to one day find her own DeLorean time machine. Although I was desperate to see how it played out, I was somewhat conflicted about this one.

Now, they must come to terms with their budding attraction while helping each other challenge the reflection they see in the mirror. Lyrics & Curses is the first book in Candace Robinson’s Cursed Hearts and it’s a book that left me desperate to see how everything came together. Welcome to AZLyrics It's a place where all searches end We have a large, legal, every day growing universe of lyrics where stars of all genres and ages shine. When two strangers arrive in town, one carrying a mysterious, dark object and the other playing an eerie flute tune, Lark and Auden find that their painful pasts have enmeshed them in a cursed future. Lark Espinoza could get lost in her musicand she’s not so sure anyone in her family would even care to find her. Despite his connection with lyric-loving Lark, Auden keeps her at arm’s length because letting her in might mean giving her a peek into something dangerous. Despite the unconditional love of his aunt-turned-mother, he can’t quit thinking about the loss of his parents-or the possibility he might end up afflicted with his father’s issues. For outcast Lark, nothing feels as much like a real home as working at Bubble’s Oddities store and trying to attract the attention of the cute guy who works at the Vinyl shop next door-the same one she traded lyrical notes with in class.Īuden Ellis silences the incessant questions in his own head with a steady stream of beats. Her trendy, party-loving twin sister and her mother-come-lately Beth, who’s suddenly sworn off men and onto homemaking, don’t understand her love of cassette tapes, her loathing of the pop scene, or her standoffish personality.

Lark Espinoza could get lost in her music-and she’s not so sure anyone in her family would even care to find her.

Lyrics & Curses by Candace Robinson