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A review by jenbsbooks
The Rogue Queen by Emily R. King
4.0
4.5 stars. I'm still really enjoying this series. I didn't love the ending here, but I also didn't feel like it was unrealistic. I'm am absolutely planning on reading the next book and wish I didn't have to wait for it (it hasn't been released yet, but will be later this year).
I think I preferred the single POV from book 1. In book 2 and here again, the POV switches between Kalinda and Devon. I believe the chapters were quite consistent in trading off (on then the other). At times, this type of storytelling annoys me, as I get involved in one storyline and then it switches, then switches back, constantly moving back and forth and it's a little hard to keep the continuity. I do understand the necessity for both POVs as (unfortunately) Kalinda and Devon are again separated for much of the book.
Unlike the first two books, there is no big tournament here ... just war. There are some losses of beloved characters along the way.
Until the next book ...
I think I preferred the single POV from book 1. In book 2 and here again, the POV switches between Kalinda and Devon. I believe the chapters were quite consistent in trading off (on then the other). At times, this type of storytelling annoys me, as I get involved in one storyline and then it switches, then switches back, constantly moving back and forth and it's a little hard to keep the continuity. I do understand the necessity for both POVs as (unfortunately) Kalinda and Devon are again separated for much of the book.
Unlike the first two books, there is no big tournament here ... just war. There are some losses of beloved characters along the way.
Until the next book ...