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Violence
Some
Court intrigue, assassination attempts, and political violence; nothing graphic but real danger
Language
Barely any
Clean language throughout
Sexual Content
Barely any
A complex marriage between two prickly people; no explicit content
Substance Use
Barely any
None
Emotional Intensity
Some
The psychological game of appearing weak to survive; the loneliness of holding power in a hostile court
What this book is about
The third Queen's Thief novel follows Eugenides as he adjusts to life as King of Attolia—surrounded by courtiers who despise him and a queen who seems to regard him with contempt. Megan Whalen Turner's masterful political fantasy rewards patient readers with one of the most satisfying reveals in YA fiction.
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