Queen Reviews

            Vinna came in swinging, literally in this book!! Vinna is a badass fighter who thanks to her powers can fight with even the most stalwart warrior. Her cross to bear in this book is that she doesn't know who her family is since she was an orphan. She learns she's actually a caster when she meets up with a group of paladins. The shocks keep coming as she meets an uncle who never knew she was out there to realizing she wasn't just a non magical person. Then for the kicker she realizes that the new society she finds herself involved in is polyandrous. The secrets and betrayal has just begun for Vinna and then things get really bad when she gets kidnapped and finds her mentor beat up and near death. He unfortunately dies and that's how the book ends. There's some more craziness that happens in between but I don't want to be too spoilery.          I enjoyed reading a book where the woman is not a damsel in distress but her men do feel pretty us

            I was very angry with Enosh in the beginning of this book and up til about half way when he finally realized that he was being played for a fool. Though I also felt bad for him since everything was going from bad to worst. Luckily, he was able to see the error of his ways and we get to see him fighting for and with Ada instead of against her. Seeing their love grow was beautiful.        The heartbreak that I felt for Ada throughout this book was great. She didn't deserve the rough end of the bargain she seemed to keep getting. Finally she was going to be a mom only to be murdered right before any of it came to fruition was so frustrating. Then being tortured by the man she essentially loved was icing on the cake. Finding out the truth about Njala and her pregnancy was crazy and made me wanna cry. Not because I felt bad for her but for what it meant for Ada at the time. Ada grew so much in this book. From someone who was kind and allowed things to happen outs