But Jude doesn’t care, right? But she gets an opportunity to go to faerie and see for herself, regardless of her exiled status, and the situation is a matter of life and death.

Especially when she comes out of the job realizing that things might really not be going that great for Cardan in the realm of the fae. She is taking side-jobs from the fae residing among humans, and she just takes on a job that is about to really test her skills. And now I am not sure if either of us knows how to remove it.”Įverything feels like it is chaos, and at the start of this book we see Jude slowly accept her fate, while also learning the pain of her anger and betrayal. “We have lived in our armor for so long, you and I. Taryn is now married to Locke, for better or for worse, and regardless of what Jude thinks on the matter. Madoc is ready and willing to do anything to put Oak or himself on the throne, regardless of what Oak wants while living in the mortal realm with Vivi. This series, this world, these characters, have brought me so much unconditional happiness, and I truly am not ready to say goodbye, but I do think this was a very perfect ending.Īlso, a couple things before I start this actual review: 1.) I vlogged this entire reading experience (and how I wrote this review) and I hope you enjoy! 2.) This review will talk about events that happened in The Cruel Prince, The Lost Sisters, & The Wicked King, so please use caution while reading! And I will have a spoiler section for QoN later!Īfter the very heartbreaking end of The Wicked King, Jude is now exiled from Faerie and a crown that no one knows she wears. I feel like I’ve been in love with Holly Black’s fae stories my entire life and seeing this series finally close means more to me than I have words for, truly.

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