The Cursed Queen (Imposter Queen, #2) by Sarah Fine, 417
pages. Margaret K. McElderry (Simon and
Schuster), 2017. $13.
Content: Language: PG (1 swear); Mature
Content: PG-13; Violence: PG-13.
BUYING
ADVISORY: MS, HS – OPTIONAL
AUDIENCE
APPEAL: AVERAGE
Ansa is a warrior and
has worked hard to feel as though she belongs to the warrior people called
Krigere. She is in love with the chieftain’s
daughter, Thyra, and although Ansa was taken from her people as a baby, she
loves the Krigere. When a battle between
the Krigere and the Kupari goes very wrong, Ansa finds herself with powers of
ice and fire, but nobody to help her learn how to wield them. Ansa must figure out who she can trust, and
who side she wants to fight for.
This is
the second book in the series, and the beginning was action-packed and
interesting, but the middle slowed down and was boring. I have high hopes for the third book because
the two different worlds of the first and the second book should collide. The content includes people who die because
they are instantly frozen to death as well as burned to death. The mature content is make-out sessions between the two girls.
Reviewer, C. Peterson
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