I read Daughter of the Pirate King by Tricia Levenseller last week and I'm going to use it to play the Suspect Card today for Harper Lee.

(Read a book by an author whose last name begins with L)

I'm also collecting:

Ariadne Oliver- An English Murder by Cyril Hare (Book set in U.K.) 

Lydia Bennett-The Gender End by Bella Forrest (Annoying character-King of Patrus)

The Gender End is the seventh and final book in The Gender Game series. I've been following the series since book one so I've been waiting for this finale for a while and was glad to finally get some closure.

Violet and Viggo along with their group of Matrus and Patrus survivors, head to Matrus to make a stand against Queen Elena to take her down once and for all. Going up against a psycho Queen though, means the fight was not without many struggles and sacrifices along the way but there were also several wedding celebrations thrown in to even things out a bit. All in all, I was pleased with the ending and how all the loose ends tied together. I was especially glad to see the cowardly, loud mouth, King of Patrus finally get what he's deserved for a while now. He's caused me much distress throughout this series so that was one of the highlights of the story for me.  :  ) 

Violet and Viggo have finally (after 7 books) headed to Matris to take down Queen Elena once and for all. Was starting to wonder if that day would ever come...

Not sure what the point was in including the 'outlands people in the tower' scene but I guess they will tie in later somehow.  

I'm attending someone's

wedding now. I love how they switched roles and the groom is walking down the aisle while the bride waits and watches. I actually kind of like that idea!  : )