the war of two queens by jennifer l armentrout

The wolven broke through the tree line, an army of claws and teeth racing forward as another shadow, a smaller one, fell over me.The War of Two Queens Review – Spoiler FreeĪll right, so I was fresh off of A Shadow in the Ember when I started reading The War of Two Queens, and I struggled to get into it at first.īefore I tell you why, let me answer the question: “Do I need to read A Shadow in the Ember before The War of Two Queens?” “It is time.” I dug my knees into Setti’s sides and his powerful hooves kicked off the ground. The gateway was, for the briefest second, a wall of flames, and then it was gone. Large sections of limestone and iron cracked and gave way, crumbling to the ground and taking the Guards with it. The sound of death roared overhead, and a funnel of fire and energy spilled forth, striking the gates on the Rise. Then Royal Guards on the Rise stopped and looked up.

“Momma! Look it!”Ī shadow glided silently over the forest, momentarily blocking the sun. “Momma! Look!” a young child shouted as the mother tried to shush him. Yips and grows of warning rang through the air as the wolven raced through the trees and by the frightened people as they now froze where they were, cowering close to the ground. A piercing howl penetrated the stillness, followed by another and another. Setti tensed under me as I lifted the helmet, sliding in on.ĭeep in the woods, a murmur of unease sounded from those who fled the city. I removed the golden crown, letting it fall from my fingers, to the ground. “And those who have decided to remain?” I asked. “That is the last of those who have chosen to leave the Capital, your Highness.”

Then the doors closed on the massive Rise. A monster? Liberator? Death?įor some, I would become all of those things before the day was done.

The gaze of small girl with her cheek resting on her father’s shoulder met mine. A few, the youngest among them, stared with wide eyes. The stream of pale faces and harried features was endless as they passed the three of us, most not daring to even look in our direction. Others bore the burden of the elderly and the sick. Thousands poured from the Capital, carrying all that they could in their arms and on the backs. Armentrout, here’s the teaser she posted on facebook for book four: (Keep Reading because SPOILERS) FBAA Book 4 Teaser: The War of Two Queensįor those of you who just had your heart ripped out Landell style by Jennifer L.

The war of two queens by jennifer l armentrout