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A review by kba76
The Caged Queen by Kristen Ciccarelli
4.0
After being utterly engrossed in the first in the series it took me a little while to pick this up. I found myself having to cast back through memories to recall some of the details. However, I soon found myself racing through to work out where this would go.
Roa has made her decision to marry Dax and support him in overthrowing his father as she feels it’s best for her people. She finds it hard to come to terms with his womanising, and is convinced that she was right to trust her own feelings.
We dip in and out of the present and her memories of Dax. Slowly we come to see there’s more to these two than first thought, but Roa is determined to save her sister and recognises this means a difficult decision.
Thank you NetGalley for giving me the opportunity to read this prior to publication. It didn’t go as I expected, and that sleight of hand was a wonderful choice.
Roa has made her decision to marry Dax and support him in overthrowing his father as she feels it’s best for her people. She finds it hard to come to terms with his womanising, and is convinced that she was right to trust her own feelings.
We dip in and out of the present and her memories of Dax. Slowly we come to see there’s more to these two than first thought, but Roa is determined to save her sister and recognises this means a difficult decision.
Thank you NetGalley for giving me the opportunity to read this prior to publication. It didn’t go as I expected, and that sleight of hand was a wonderful choice.