We know Maddoc is the General who killed Judes parents but his choice in taking the twins & raising themas his own is hard to wrap your head around. If I had to choose one thing I loved above all else in this trilogy & the very reason for why it will go down as an all time favorite, it would be the complex father/daughter relationship we see play out. You’d think Holly Black wouldn’t be able to pull it all off in 300 pages but the Queen has done it again! it may not be my absolute favorite in the series but I won’t sit her & lie, this is entertainment at it’s FINEST!!!! To top off all of the plotting & scheming we get a curse that is now plaguing the land of Fae itself. Returning to Fae comes with much risk but Jude is up to the task if only to get closer to Cardan.įrom the minute Jude is back in Fae it’s non-stop twists & turns with very little time to catch your breath. Hope is restored when her duplicitous twin sister Taryn shows up in the mortal world asking for Judes help in clearing her name.
She’d pretty much given up all hope of returning to Fae & also was harboring a lot of anger for how dirty she was done in by Cardan. She’s taking odd jobs given to her by another exiled member of Fae in order to keep up appearances of making a living. Jude is living in the mortal world with her sister Vivi after having been exiled by Cardan when last we saw her. This last installment had double the schemes & politics making for one hell of a ride! While I’ll still maintain that The Wicked King is my favorite of the three, this was a satisfactory ending to a beloved YA Fantasy. The high stakes conclusion to The Folk of the Air trilogy was the BEST way to end 2019! I read The Wicked King & The Queen of Nothing back to back & so I didn’t have to bear the painful cliffhanger many of my fellow bookworms experienced. *Although this review is spoiler free for The Queen of Nothing, it will contain spoilers for The Wicked King (The Folk of the Air #2) Title: The Queen of Nothing (The Folk of the Air #3)
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