This book is set up like a murder mystery— there are so many fantastic twists. I am absolutely blown away by this book. I devoured this book in a few days as I just couldn't put it down.
Four Dead Queens follows Keralie, a thief who's part of a larger black market network. Keralie steals things from people and gives them to Mackiel, her childhood friend and superior, and Mackiel sells them. In turn, Keralie gets some of the profit. However, Keralie sees Mackiel as more than a superior, but Mackiel... doesn't. He's been manipulating her for his own gain.
I really loved the Queens and how they each had there own secrets,even from each other. The way they rule the kingdom is written in such a unique way,that I've never read before. Each quadrant is its own world with its own set of standards and different cultures. Each Queen is given a voice, as we follow there stories we learn what secrets might have played into there assassination.
Four Dead Queens follows Keralie, a thief who's part of a larger black market network. Keralie steals things from people and gives them to Mackiel, her childhood friend and superior, and Mackiel sells them. In turn, Keralie gets some of the profit. However, Keralie sees Mackiel as more than a superior, but Mackiel... doesn't. He's been manipulating her for his own gain.
I really loved the Queens and how they each had there own secrets,even from each other. The way they rule the kingdom is written in such a unique way,that I've never read before. Each quadrant is its own world with its own set of standards and different cultures. Each Queen is given a voice, as we follow there stories we learn what secrets might have played into there assassination.