Loved itI really like the prints of nothing, though. Is that the third book? I think that one was like dark fairy tale coated. So that one's fun.
The Queen of Nothing (2019)
Others: Leaning positive The novel follows a mortal, Jude Duarte, as she returns to the troubled Faerie realm to solve an important riddle and save the king and the land she loves. Now as the exiled mortal Queen of Faerie, Jude is powerless and left reeling from Cardan's betrayal. She bides her time determined to reclaim everything he took from her. Opportunity arrives in the form of her twin sister, Taryn, whose life is in peril.
- ISBN:
- 9781471407598
- Length:
- 320 pages
Genres: fantasy, young adult
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Loved it
Loved itthe only book I didn't give five stars in the series was the second book The Wicked King I think I gave that four stars cuz I just didn't like massively fall in love with it as much as The crw Prince and the third book in the series which is the queen of nothing
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Loved itI started off the year 2023 with finishing the cruel Prince Trilogy with the book The Queen of nothing I heard a lot of people say that the last book was like a huge disappointment I really enjoyed it
Mixedprobably between like good and meh i mean i don't hate it as much as most people do i would probably say it's like it's like good it's fine... the plot stuff that happened with cardin was stupid and then things get resolved like really quickly
Loved itA lot of people hate this book a lot of people love this book I was one of the lovers obviously. I really enjoyed this I run it so quickly and it had me screaming like the whole time.
MixedI didn't dislike it like at all. It's not a two or one star for me. It was a three star for me, but it's disappointing because like I said, it's a three star, but I really wanted it to be a five star.
Loved itthere's nothing super groundbreaking about it I feel like this is a very nice quick not worthy whatsoever read so if you want to have a break from a very descriptive novel types or just want like I don't want to say like a sling but it is kind of a little bit like a fling
Not a fanmy least favorite in the trilogy is queen of nothing because I felt this was a little bit rushed and a little bit scattered
Loved itI really like the finale I don't know I feel like a lot of people didn't enjoy it as much because it not a lot happens in it but I just really liked it because it was like a nice little conclusion and I love our main characters
Not a fanthe first two books of this are incredible this third book really let me down i just felt like the whole plot was so condensed and none of it was really explored
Mixedthe queen of nothing I didn't love actually I have a full like spoilery reading vlog off of it