“Though Taryn is still a character I love to hate, her side sheds some light on the way she was feeling and the way her relationship with Locke developed. It also fills in some questions I had from The Cruel Prince (like what did Cardan whisper to Taryn? We find out here!)” You can feel the emotions, sorrow and regret from Taryn and though I felt so much anger towards her actions I could see her reasoning a bit clearer. “You will feel every single emotion that you felt in The Cruel Prince all over again, but this time you’ll learn something deeper that what we read in The Cruel Prince is really just the tip of the iceberg.” After having read, I’m left with a much deeper appreciation of Jude and Taryn, their positions in Faerie, how they view one another in this land of monsters, and how much they ultimately love each other.” “With a narrator as unreliable as Jude and with a story that delves so deeply into family dynamics, The Lost Sisters is necessary and completely changed my perception of Jude and Taryn’s relationship. Chia, Sincerely Chia About The Lost Sisters I’m going to be talking about this book until the end of my existence, I’m going to be still be talking about this book even when my bones in the grave turns to star dusts.
“ The Cruel Prince is now my new current obsession, I’m going to be rereading this again before the end of the year, I’m going to be tumblr-ing on it every single day until the sequel comes out. There is so much depth to the politics in The Cruel Prince that, to me, it felt like a real place.” “Trust is a dangerous thing to play with in this world, and the weight of it isn’t light.
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