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Sad that it is over, but wow what a trilogy ending. Kelsea has always wanted to save her kingdom, but what is the cost- being the Red Queen or the Queen of Spades, losing her loved ones, losing herself, abandoning her people? Ending is so perfect and yet unexpected. Intersting new views on characters and magic of the Tearling. More questions answered about the past. Really complete saga.


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The Fate of the Tearling A Novel Queen of the Tearling The Erika Johansen 9780062290427 Books Reviews

I am beyond disappointed in this book. Spoilers ahead.

Vampire children? Really? There was no hint of this in any past books. It is cinematically entertaining, but offers no help in furthering the plot or adding to the story that was already well done. We had a great villain--Row Finn was terrifying and complex. This was a cheap addition.

Her mom is alive. After nearly three whole books, Kelsea just runs into her "dead" mom. Once again, zero foreshadowing of this. I could forgive it, I really could, if it added anything to the story. It doesn't. At all. It was random, rushed, ill thought out, and stupid.

Kelsea travels back in time and pops out of Katie's mouth. Weird. Once again, written in a cinematic quality that makes me think Johansen was catering to Hollywood, not her readers.

A magical time traveling crown that allows for a deus ex machina ending. We knew the crown was important, but it's an almost all-powerful device that allows her to change the present to make the last two books null and void. Not to mention, this time traveling thing was not brought up until almost the very ending of the third book in a trilogy. Was this planned? If so, why are the blurbs for each chapter set in a future time when Queen Kelsea had made the Tearling a better and more prosperous place? For instance, Glee shows her granddaughter a statue of the Queen and praises her. So this was never meant to happen? That's bull.

Maybe Johansen was rushed to meet a deadline, but the overall feel of the book honestly makes me think she had no idea where this story was meant to go. This book was terrible.
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Finished the 3rd book 2 days ago but the feeling of being betrayed does not disappear. A deep wound in the back. Kelsea we love and know would never go back in time to kill the most miserable kid in the whole Tear world. Finn was not the devil in this - William Tear was. He ignored his child and hid his identity, he betrayed Row and did nothing to repair the situation which created this miserable and unhappy child and eventually brought a disaster to Tearland. Lilly and Jonathan knew and did nothing either and that makes them as guilty as William Tear. If there was anywhere to go in the past, Kelsea would chose to make sure Row was happy and loved. I am still under impression that Kelsea grew so much more mature and smarter than the author herself, that Johansen simply did not know what to do with this. We can deal with the fact that the magic of the crown is not clear at all, we can deal with the impression that after their deaths Brenna and the Red Queen never existed, we can deal with a lot of little things left unexplained. But Erica, how, how could you think killing young Row would solve the whole Kingdom issues and create this wonderful world??? To me, it's like "Oh, the world is ugly, let's kill this sick person and it will all be beautiful again".
I feel like I've been backstabbed by a best friend. I had such hope for this series, I was so sure it was going to be somewhere on the top of my list of fantasy books. Alas, it wasn't meant to be. All of my favorite characters were watered down or pretty much nonexistent. Where was my Queen Kelsea from book one? The brave,determined, SMART but reckless leader? This finale let me down so badly I feel personally betrayed. I wish I could go back in time and erase this book from the Trilogy, especially the last chapter. It would have been better had she killed everyone off ( yes I'm that disappointed with the ending).I still have hope for Ms. Johansen though and will give any other book she writes a chance.
I'm unsure if I can adequately express how much I loved the first two books in this series. Not only were they creative and exciting, but they were also unique and well written. The first two books were so completely amazing that the idea of waiting over a year for the final installment in the series was both agonizing and unbearable. That being said, this book was a complete and utter disappointment.

Not only did we have new characters added to the story, but several characters from the first two books were completely abandoned and their stories were unfinished and incomplete. And even though abandoning those characters completely blows, some transformed into drastically different people that were in no way familiar to the ones we had seen from the first two books.

If that wasn’t enough, the book was also extremely long and drawn out. Not only were the first 250 pages unnecessary, but the ending came completely out of left field and felt rushed and unrealistic.

I could go on and list the rest of my grievances, but what would be the point? The book has already been published and I don’t have a magical crown that will allow me to travel back in time and fix it.
Sad that it is over, but wow what a trilogy ending. Kelsea has always wanted to save her kingdom, but what is the cost- being the Red Queen or the Queen of Spades, losing her loved ones, losing herself, abandoning her people? Ending is so perfect and yet unexpected. Intersting new views on characters and magic of the Tearling. More questions answered about the past. Really complete saga.