![]() The perfect opportunity arrives in the form of her traitorous sister Taryn, who’s life is currently in peril. She’s powerless and still reeling from Cardan’s betrayal, but she’s determined to bide her time and take everything that he’s stolen from her. Jude Duarte has learned just how hard it is to hold onto power in Elfhame, and is now living in exile in the human world. Now, without further ado, let’s talk about The Queen of Nothing. I’m so glad that I FINALLY get to review The Queen of Nothing! If you haven’t read the previous two books in The Folk of the Air trilogy, I urge you not to spoil yourself by reading this review! I’ll be talking about some things that happened in the second book, so please go and read The Cruel Prince and The Wicked King before you come back here. ![]() I was late for work the day it came out because I couldn’t wait for my pre-order to arrive anymore. My goodness, it feels as though I have been waiting for this book for a lifetime, despite the fact that the publisher pushed the publication date up to November. ![]()
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