Book Title: The book title is absolutely appropriate to the story. Book Cover: The cover is symbolic and understood when you read the story. My review: After being pronounced Queen of Faerie and then abruptly exiled by the Wicked King Cardan, Jude finds herself unmoored, the queen of nothing. But when her twin sister shows up and asks for help to cover up a murder, the opportunity is too irresistible to pass for it is a chance to meet Cardan and seek revenge and answers for betrayal. Only there's an evil lurking and ready to strike with one wrong move to dethrone Cardan as the king of Elfhame. When a dark curse is unveiled, Jude must become the first mortal Queen of Faerie and uncover how to break the curse, or risk upsetting the balance of the whole Faerie world. The end of this trilogy blew me off my game. After the way book two was concluded, I had mixed feelings towards Cardan. But this book made me absolutely fall in love with him. Jude was my hero for book 2 but book 3 for me goes to Cardan! He manifested himself to be a cruel and carless ruler but all the while he was dec+++ful and a clever king! I loved how during his was so formidable and always scheming ways to save Jude. Jude was always a force to be reckoned with and I was pretty impressed that even through the tough exterior she managed to show her vulnerability and lower her guards down for Cardan. I also enjoyed the fight she had with Grima Mog. Grima Mog is another character who I admired. She was positively wicked and loyal! Also, Madoc served as a formidable opponent and I really respect that! The end of the series is so perfectly executed that I definitely need to applaud the author! This series is plotted so cleverly and it's wicked, delicious and will give you all the feels! I breezed through book 3 and I loved how fast paced it was. If epic battle scenes, w++ strategies, spying, flirting while strategizing your next move in a war room, amazing costume, love-h++e back and forth is your thing -pick this series pronto! Final Verdict Title: 4/5 Cover: 5/5 Plot:5/5 Characters:5/5 Language and Vocabulary: 4.5/5 Final overall rating: 5 /5 Read more

Buen estado, muy atractivo y con una historia bastante interesante Read more

Cover: I was actually in love with this cover from the second it was revealed! I love the purple tones, the snake that seems to be getting all over books recently, the crown that has linked all three covers. It’s got a lot happening yet it’s still simple enough to look classic and gorgeous. Main Character: Jude. If you’ve not read my reviews of The Nevernight Chronicles (I recommend you do, not to toot my own horn!) you might not know how deep my love for strong, stabby women is. Jude is such an interesting character and seeing her development has been so incredible. Even from the beginning of QoN to the end she changed so much and Holly treats her with such respect and love that she is definitely one of my favourite characters. Side Characters: You can tell how much time and love Holly puts into her books from how natural and real each of her characters feel. Each of them started in such different places to how they end and yet it seems like such a natural progression. Cardan is obviously the biggest player other than Jude in the books and I just can’t get over how fantastic he is in this book! Taryn and Vivi also feature regularly in this story and I always love seeing them interact not just with Jude but also with others. Their relationship truly does reflect true siblings, even if it may be slightly more extreme in regards to the betrayals. We’re also introduced to several new characters who I truly enjoyed getting to know. Jude outwitting some of them was truly one of my favourite parts of the book! Plot: With Jude’s banishment in place and unable to return to Elfhame we start by finding Jude learning how to live in the mortal world. She’s using her skills to make some cash on the side till a surprise return of her sister, she’s roped her into returning to Elfhame. Things obviously don’t go quite to plan, when do they ever quite for Jude? We get sweet moments, moments of fear, shocks, and twists, and turns. We get fights and feelings. It’s a true conclusion to an epic story. Jude finally steps into her role as Queen, having to choose between fighting for what she believes in or fighting for the power she’s worked all her life to acquire. There’s a lot to unpack with this book though it moves quickly from point to point it never feels rushed. Genre: Firmly sat in the YA Fantasy box. It’s probably the epitome of YA Fantasy. It has moments that are more risqué but they’re none to graphic and brief. Strength: If I say everything is that too vague? I couldn’t really fault anything with this book. I enjoyed it so much I read it in about 6 hours. Weakness: It was too short! I want more! I want more of Jude and Cardan! I want more of Madoc! I want more of Jude and her sisters! I just want more of everything! I could literally read random one-shots of this book till the cows come home! My Opinion: I really can’t describe to you how much I love this book! It has everything I love in it and Holly Black executes it in such a phenomenal way that from the first page I was entranced! I was sucked in and was instantly along side these incredible characters as they fought for love and for power. I’ve had the tendency recently to be slightly disappointed by the ending of books, I have felt a lot of them didn’t feel right in terms of the story, almost as if they were payoffs to fans instead of the ending that would have actually happened. I thankfully didn’t feel like that with Queen of Nothing. I couldn’t have been happier with how it ending and how it brought the trilogy to a conclusion. Star Rating: 5🌟 Read more

It came very fast everything is clean and I’m excited to read the last book Read more

The book kept me hooked till the end, with its captivating plot twists. The various details blended perfectly for a gripping ending. Jude and Cardan are just amazing. Loved the whole series, definitely a must read story to anyone who loves an enthralling YA fantasy story. Read more

Llegó rápido y en buenas condiciones, huele dulce Read more

Holly Black, you are the QUEEN of fantasy! The Queen of Nothing is the last book in The Cruel Prince trilogy, aka The Folk Of The Air series, and I would argue it’s probably the best book out of the trilogy. It’s mysterious and intense, but so interesting that you practically fly through the pages. The way the main love interest, Cardan, was written is amazing! He’s truly a well thought out character, with a complex backstory and good character development. In all honesty, I could rave about Cardan for DAYSSS! And if we’re bringing up good characters, I have to do my girl Jude justice. Jude is the main character of the story and probably my favorite female main character EVER. She’s strong and interesting, such a smart character, and possibly one of the reasons I read this book. The way that the story is written in her perspective has me hooked all the time! The romantic dynamic that Jude and Cardan have is legendary, and so well written! A lot of people don’t like the Cruel Prince series because of the fact that they were TRUE enemies to lovers, with arguing and banter and fighting, but I feel like books lack the true enemies to lovers trope that Holly Black delivers so perfectly. Jude and Cardan’s relationship then leads to passion and yearning and some of the best book quotes EVER! Overall, if you’ve read The Cruel Prince book and are wondering if you should get the second and third book, you DEFINITELY should!! As the book series progresses, the story gets way better and their relationship truly comes to blossom. This book is my Roman Empire, and The Queen Of Nothing is truly so good and worth every bit of hype it gets AND MORE!!! Read more

I like it fine Read more