The Invasion Of The Tearling: A Novel (queen Of The Tearling Trilogy, Book 2)

from purpledog

This book feels unfinished and I hate that. I wished the author had gone just a little further down the road with the story before wrapping up book two. Seeing as this is the real world and I don't always get what I want, I'll just have to dive right into book three. There is not much I can say...

from MickyFine

In this second book in the trilogy, Kelsea has taken the throne of the Tear but now must face the ramifications of her choice to end the shipment of slaves to the neighbouring kingdom of Mortmesne. As Kelsea faces the reality of the invasion of her land, she is left with nothing but bad choices. ...

from cyderry

The Mort invasion is coming and Kelsea, Queen of the Tearling is troubled, trying to find a way to protect her people as well as trying to figure how these visions of a woman named Lily Mayhew are related to her and the Tear. Kelsea continues to grow and mature not only as a woman but as the Quee...

from DeltaQueen50

The Invasion of the Tearling by Erika Johansen is the second book in the Tearling fantasy trilogy. I was a little thrown off by the addition of a new storyline but the author meshed this story into the main plot and it eventually explains how the world of the Tearling was founded. With the threat...

from wanderlustlover

I have a lot of feelings about this book. It did not work on the same line as the first book, while it still was good and I found myself deeply invested. I felt the main character suffered at the birth of the newer main character in the other timeline. I care more about the main world, but felt l...