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The Queen of Attolia
by Megan Whalen Turner
Attolia is terrifying.
Eugenides' luck and Gods have finally abandoned him, he is finally captured by Attolia. A cruel but befitting punishment sees him returned to Eddis, minus his hand, the traditional punishment for thieves. It's an action that will spin off a war between Eddis, Attolia and Sounis. And also break our hearts for Gen.
There's not enough of the laughing, mischevious Gen in this or the previous novels to get a true sense of how much this impacts him, but oh so heartbreaking. The story between Gen and Attolia is still one of my favourites ever.
Eugenides' luck and Gods have finally abandoned him, he is finally captured by Attolia. A cruel but befitting punishment sees him returned to Eddis, minus his hand, the traditional punishment for thieves. It's an action that will spin off a war between Eddis, Attolia and Sounis. And also break our hearts for Gen.
There's not enough of the laughing, mischevious Gen in this or the previous novels to get a true sense of how much this impacts him, but oh so heartbreaking. The story between Gen and Attolia is still one of my favourites ever.