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There were two fantasy book series that took me by absolute surprise this year, The Bridge Kingdom was one of the series.
I’ve never read Danielle L. Jensen’s books before and going into this, I went into it with an optimistic mind.
The first book from the series, The Bridge Kingdom (The Bridge Kingdom #1), surprised me so much and I was genuinely really looking forward to reading The Traitor Queen. I mean come on, I put an alarm on my calendar.
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Loved. It had everything in it that I needed. I almost gave it a 4 star because Aren (the male main character) seemed inferior in strength and wisdom to the female main character and as much as I love a strong heroine, I love for the male to be stronger, faster, smarter. But because that’s a personal preference I still have it a 5 star because it’s just that damn good.

This book was perfect. I’m still trying to gather my thoughts while typing this because I literally just finished listening to The Traitor Queen few minutes ago. Danielle L. Jensen wrote this epic of a book to make you feel all kinds of emotions that you didn’t know you can feel in a book. You know that kind of pain that felt like your heart is being crushed? I felt that MULTIPLE TIMES and thought to myself when would the pain stop? But even though it made me feel pain, it also made me feel love
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As to be expected of Danielle L. Jensen's books, I'm at a lost for words to say. The Traitor Queen was simply spectacular. I can say, with absolute certainty, that The Bridge Kingdom series is one I'll read again and again.
The Traitor Queen sees Aren in captivity and Lara doing everything in her power to rescue him and free Ithicana from the clutches of her tyrant father. The story is a whirlwind with lots of political strategizing and nonstop action. I loved watching the characters put their sk ...more
The Traitor Queen sees Aren in captivity and Lara doing everything in her power to rescue him and free Ithicana from the clutches of her tyrant father. The story is a whirlwind with lots of political strategizing and nonstop action. I loved watching the characters put their sk ...more

The Traitor Queen, the gripping sequel to The Bridge Kingdom, is an emotional rollercoaster that surpasses all expectations, continuing Lara and Aren’s story with even higher stakes and deeper emotions.
Picking up where the first book left off, The Traitor Queen dives headfirst into the aftermath of Lara’s devastating betrayal. As Lara struggles to regain Aren’s trust and help save Ithicana from the chaos she unintentionally unleashed, the narrative becomes even more intense and heart-wrenching. ...more
Picking up where the first book left off, The Traitor Queen dives headfirst into the aftermath of Lara’s devastating betrayal. As Lara struggles to regain Aren’s trust and help save Ithicana from the chaos she unintentionally unleashed, the narrative becomes even more intense and heart-wrenching. ...more

I cannot tell you how excited I was for this book. I think I may have hyped it up in my head more that it should have been, but overall this was an incredible read. The writing was suspenseful and heart wrenching and satisfying. My heart did break for Lara throughout the book. I felt like some of the characters should have forgiven her sooner, especially after EVERYTHING she went through. Yes, I get it, she really f**ked up with the ending of Bridge Kingdom, and this book is supposed to be her r
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Apr 30, 2022
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