Red Queen: King's Cage Lib/E (Series #3) (CD-Audio)

from TiffanyAK

There's not really much new to say about this one, considering it's the third book in the series. It's a direct continuation off of book two, and definitely offers some more insight into several characters and leads to a major cliff-hanger, but is overall as one would expect from the series as a ...

from Beammey

Here's the thing. I liked this book, I really did. it was nice to find out more about maven, evangeline, and the other countries besides norta. I just didn't care for Cameron or her POV so a found myself dragging through a lot of the book. Still, I did enjoy it. the story line was sound and the c...

from acargile

This novel is the third in a series, with Red Queen being book one. Do not read further if you haven't read books one or two because there are spoilers. The novel begins where book two ended. Mare is a well-kept prisoner. She isn't in a prison; she has her own room with a bathroom and is well fed...

from bell7

Living up to her end of the bargain with Maven, Mare Barrow is now captured and living in chains in the new king's citadel. She expects him to kill her especially when his betrothed, Evangeline, starts antagonizing him - but he doesn't, keeping her locked in Silent Stone to not be able to use her...

from Completely_Melanie

I listened to the audio book of this and really enjoyed it. This had the feel of a connector book connecting Glass Sword to War Storm, but it was still really good. It picks up right where Glass Sword leaves off where Mare Barrow has been captured by Maven. The first half of the book essentially ...