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Review: The Queen of Nothing

The Queen of Nothing The Queen of Nothing by Holly Black
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Jude is absolutely a Queen. And Cardan deserves the world. I mean it!

I want to take all my words back, whatever I said to Cardan in the first book. I never expected and imagined his part has to play such a big role to decide the fate of the Faerie world. His character, the plot develops in such a better way. I can see the entire motive behind keeping his character so low-key, giving him so less priority, Holly Black you played it well.
It may appear as forced romance between Jude and Cardan but it is NOT. Both of them were so anxious to show their vulnerable side in front of each other, afraid to getting their heart shattered in this cruel world.

I didn't the old told prophecy about the Blood Crown to take such a bad turn, in the history of Faerie World. But it did. It was so scary as well as traumatising.

The ending is so "charming". My characters are happy. I don't want anything else :P

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