This is the second book the Queen's Thief series and was a good continuation of that series. This book deals mainly with the Queen of Attolia and her struggles to hold her throne against Sounis and Eddis.
This is a long book and a lot happens in it. Eugenides is in the story a lot but not as much as the first book. The point of view bounces between Eugenides, Eddis, Attolia, and the Medean ambassador Nahuseresh.
This book was much more epic fantasy-like than the first book with more about war between nations than any adventure. I didn't like it quite as much because of that but it was still really well done with some unique twists and turns, just like the first book.
My 10 year old son and I read it together and we both enjoyed it a lot; although we both agree that the we liked the first book better.
Overall this is a very well done epic fantasy and I plan on continuing the series with my son.
This is a long book and a lot happens in it. Eugenides is in the story a lot but not as much as the first book. The point of view bounces between Eugenides, Eddis, Attolia, and the Medean ambassador Nahuseresh.
This book was much more epic fantasy-like than the first book with more about war between nations than any adventure. I didn't like it quite as much because of that but it was still really well done with some unique twists and turns, just like the first book.
My 10 year old son and I read it together and we both enjoyed it a lot; although we both agree that the we liked the first book better.
Overall this is a very well done epic fantasy and I plan on continuing the series with my son.
