La reina roja: La espada de cristal (Paperback)

from Beammey

I liked this book a lot more than Red Queen and I love when sequels turn out better than the first book in the series, but there was just something about Mare that rubbed me the wrong way. I understand her guilt, I GET it, but I didn't like reading about it every other page. I found that sort of ...

from krau0098

This is the second book in the Red Queen series and I enjoyed it but not quite as much as I enjoyed the first book. There are three books planned for this series. This book finds Mare spending the majority of her time fleeing from place to place with the Red Guard trying to rescue the other Red B...

from agrimscythe

When it comes to book series, there's always a risk of the phenomenon called "second book syndrome." For those who aren't bookwyrms, this term refers most often to books that should have been left alone, rather than followed with a sequel. When I began reading Victoria Aveyard's sequel to Red Que...

from RozzieReads

I am very glad that I decided to continue the Red Queen series. The first book I felt was a little predictable, but it was also the intro to the characters and the world so I wanted to continue. When you start Glass Sword you have Mare and Cal being viewed by the country as an evil lying temptres...

from fyrefly98

Summary: Mare Barrow stunned the world with the revelation that she, a Red, has powers that are normally only the realm of the ruling Silver class. But she was stunned in turn by the shocking betrayal of Prince Maven, a betrayal that left her on the run for her life, along with Maven's older brot...