A Conspiracy of Kings by Megan Whalen Turner -- 316 pages
This is the fourth book in the Queen's Thief series, which is a favorite of mine.
In The King of Attolia, Sophos went missing and was presumed dead, but he is in fact working as a slave for his own Baron, the one who arranged his kidnapping. A life of physical labor and no princely expectations is surprisingly satisfying for Sophos, who would have been content there -- if only he were not forced to choose between staying anonymous and returning to royalty. Remembering all he has learned from Gen, Sophos is going to change life for all three kingdoms and prove himself to be anything but weak and naive.
Of all Turner's characters, I find Sophos to be the most lovable because of his goodness and inability to tell a lie, accompanied by strength and durability.
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A Conspiracy of Kings by Megan Whalen Turner
A Conspiracy of Kings by Megan Whalen Turner -- 352 pages
Fourth and last book in the series "The Queen's Thief" this book focuses on Sophos, the nephew of the King of Sounis. From being heir of the king, to kidnappee, to a slave in a field in his own kingdom, Sophos' story is exciting and challenging as Sophos strives in every situation to do as his friend Eugenides would do.
The writing style of this book is particularly enjoyable, as Sophos is telling the story from his point of view, something we have never heard before, and he shows himself to be more capable than we would expect.
Fourth and last book in the series "The Queen's Thief" this book focuses on Sophos, the nephew of the King of Sounis. From being heir of the king, to kidnappee, to a slave in a field in his own kingdom, Sophos' story is exciting and challenging as Sophos strives in every situation to do as his friend Eugenides would do.
The writing style of this book is particularly enjoyable, as Sophos is telling the story from his point of view, something we have never heard before, and he shows himself to be more capable than we would expect.
Labels:
A Conspiracy of Kings,
fantasy,
fiction,
Megan Whalen Turner,
teen fiction,
The Queen's Thief
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