Its not your fault. It was never your fault.
Four Dead Queens by Astrid Scholte is a YA novel that combines some aspects of fantasy and some of sci-fy. With the inclusion of monarchs and mind-blowing technology that is key to the plot. Much like the title implies, Four Dead Queen follows the murder mystery of four queens that our main character, Keralie, tries to solve. But not without the added conflict of love interest and baffling technology.
Scholte's work is unique in it's usage of plot and technology creation. Not to mention an expert at creating plot that are both fast and engaging, to the point that I've stayed up till 3 am trying to figure out 'who did it' before the morning light comes.
The only thing that caused some strife, was the amount of suspended disbelief she asked out of her readers, because at times the plot takes some crazy turns and is a little hard to follow. Nonetheless, Four Dead Queens is one I shall recommend to the end of my days.
Scholte's work is unique in it's usage of plot and technology creation. Not to mention an expert at creating plot that are both fast and engaging, to the point that I've stayed up till 3 am trying to figure out 'who did it' before the morning light comes.
The only thing that caused some strife, was the amount of suspended disbelief she asked out of her readers, because at times the plot takes some crazy turns and is a little hard to follow. Nonetheless, Four Dead Queens is one I shall recommend to the end of my days.