
While I have already warned you of spoilers- I should warn you that this might not be so upbeat- I have book serious series hangover.įive Dark Fates By Kendare Blake: We Don’t Trade Lives, Captain I mean she might as well have become a nun, instead of a queen. Arsinoe’s snark, Mirabella’s 0 Fuck Bucks to give about whatever her sister is full of- she was going to figure it the hell out, and of course Katharine, who would rather be full of undead queen zombies that made her flay her own face, kill a kid, suck face with Petyr so hard, it put him in a coma, and make her unable to have sex, let alone bare the triplets. I’m going to miss the three crazy Bitch Queens of Fennbirn.

By playing up the political intrigue, mysteries, and intellectual games, she was able to move all the pieces into place that would allow the best of the first two books to come together in Five Dark Fates.

Then, in Two Dark Reigns, Blake threw the parking brake, banked a hard left, and played the other side of the coin. One Dark Throne dropped the soap opera sex drive and cranked up the action, grotesque, revenge ploys, Katharine’s undead status and twisted insanity. Thank you to Allisa Allisa’s White’s Book Blog for being such an incredible book buddy!Įach book had its own flare after that initial shock to the system. While I’m now suffering from a severe series hangover, I wouldn’t have missed one twisted, gruesome, insane, Christ on a crouton moment. Five Dark Fates ends the wild ride Kendare Blake took me on. With the ending of Five Dark Fates, I finish a journey that started four weeks ago with Kendare Blake’s Three Dark Crowns, having no clue what a screwed-up mess of a ride, I was in for. Five Dark Fates By Kendare Blake (Three Dark Crowns #4)
