by Victoria Aveyard
I enjoyed this third volume as Mare, Cal and all the main characters amplify their struggle against Maven's reign and gain interesting, unexpected and capable allies. In fact there are now so many characters that it can be hard to keep track of who is who. Less introspection than the last volume mak...
Book 3 in the Red Queen series was an improvement over Glass Sword. I became increasingly disappointed in Mare's attitude in the previous book and didn't care for the path she was heading down. Despite the pain and torment that Mare endures as she is held captive by Maven, I was pleased to see the g...
So, we've followed Mare for two books and now this one divides the pov between Mare, Cameron, and Evangeline. I'm not a fan of this. We just met Cameron, I would think Cal would have been a more natural choice. Or even Kilorn, though I don't really like him. And I could have done without Evangeline'...
When I read Red Queen, I enjoyed it whereas a lot of people had issues with it. Then, I read Glass Sword and I was not that enthusiastic about the book. Still, I liked the story and the world created by the author so I picked up King’s Cage. And I was so disappointed. The book starts right where you...
Probably more of a 3.5/5 stars. While I still enjoyed this one, and it was my most anticipated read of the years (other than the next ACOMF) I can't help but feel this might be my least favorite in the series. That being said it still has some explosive scenes and I still love this series. King's ...
Quick review for a not so quick read. Short version: This book was a hot mess. I'm basically ending my journey with the series here because of how things were (mis)handled through the narrative. Read on for details. Yeah, I'm a fair shade of vexed, might as well get the hot air out of me before I ...
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