Status Updates From The Fate of the Tearling (T...

Finally! The story picks back up when the Red Queen is attacked is attacked in her palais by the creepy children. And a return to the values I loved from the first book: the people who raise you are more important than those who made you, utopia is hard work, and not everything has to be a damn love story. People - especially women - can be important without a romantic partner.

The storyline with Katie Rice is disrupting the pacing of the book, which is making me not enjoy as much. I’m also wondering which is the real story in this series; Kelsea the Glynn Queen or how the dark thing became a monster. I do like how the Red Queen is slowly falling, it’s not happening all at once. And the children are terrifying.

Fuuuuuuck

For some reason this one was a bit harder for me to get into. It is still good though and I look forward to reading it.