You can feel their struggles and emotions.

You have in your hands a thrilling, fast-paced and action-packed trilogy. Will the King and Queen declare war? Will they outmaneuver their enemies with their wit? What about the 'supposed' curse that states Prince Cardan 'will be the destruction of the crown and the ruination of the throne?' All these questions are answered in this third book in a marvelous way. And now, she has saved his life and become Queen of Faerie. However, as the saying goes there's a thin line between love and hate. He is her nemesis, but also the most gorgeous fae her eyes have seen. But, will her heart rise to the challenge too? 'That boy is your weakness.' There's no challenge she can't rise above. Throughout the story, we see how Jude evolves as a strategist and politician. This will allow her to gain intel and survive within the enemy's lines and protect faerie in the upcoming war. Therefore, in her struggles to fit in and protect herself from fae magic, Jude becomes a spy for one of the princes in exchange for special protection against compulsion. However, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. She is humiliated, played, beaten, almost killed a couple of times. In her journey, she faces betrayal from her friends, including her own mortal twin. As a consequence, she is nothing but a riffraff, especially for the young Prince Cardan and his malevolent friends. While living in Faerie, she becomes a great fighter and learns everything she is taught about their history and politics. Brought up in their court from an early age, Jude learns to adapt up to the point that when she's exiled to the human world later on, she can't wait to go back. In this trilogy we experience the life and challenges of Jude, a mortal forced to live in the faerie world after her parents were murdered by her foster father-the great faerie General. So eventually, it's difficult to know where a book ends and the other begins. You see, I couldn't stop reading one book after the other. I decided to write only one review after reading the entire trilogy (The Cruel Prince, The Wicked King, and The Queen of nothing). Sign in Subscribe Book Reviews The Folk of the Air (Series - Book Review) The Folk of the Air by Holly Black, reviewed by Fae Reviews

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