The True Queen (Imposter Queen, #3) by Sarah Fine, 374
pages. Margaret K. McElderry (Simon and
Schuster), 2018. $20.
Content: Language: PG (1 swear); Mature
Content: PG-13; Violence: PG-13.
BUYING ADVISORY: MS, HS – OPTIONAL
AUDIENCE
APPEAL: AVERAGE
Ansa has the magical
power of the true queen, but she doesn’t have control of the land of Kupari. Elli has control of the land of Kupari but
doesn’t have the magical powers. Elli is
hoping that Ansa will rise up and be the true queen, but the warring factions of
each of their people and the disruption of the land is causing trouble with the
transition between the two leaders. Elli
and Ansa will have to gain control of the magic they do have, maintain their
leadership and try to find a way to unite their divided people.
This is the final book in the Imposter Queen series
and it does have a satisfying conclusion.
I liked the story line and I thought it was a creative idea, but there are
some deaths in this book that made me super frustrated. Also at the end of the second book, Ansa lets
a bad guy go for no explained reason and he is the main force to fight against
in this book which seemed contrived.
Reviewer, C. Peterson.
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