The Prisoner’s Throne (The Stolen Heir Duology, #2)

by Holly Black

“That must be what you like about me.” “That you’re terrifying?” he asked, his drawl becoming exaggeratedly languorous, almost a purr. “I adore it.” She leaned against him, resting her head on his shoulder, and closed her eyes. The king’s arms came around her, and she shivered once, as though letting something fall away.

He’s not sure anyone knows how to stop Jude.

Love can be lost, and I am done with losing.”

I want to be loved for my worst self as well as my best. I want to be forgiven my flaws.”

Jude has been worrying the rest of them for years.

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Felicitations on the murder of your mother.”

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If Cardan leads with his cruel, cold charm, Jude’s power comes from the promise that if anyone crosses her, she simply cuts their throat.

how can anyone love him when no one really knows him?

It occurs to him how strange a family they all are. Madoc, who murdered Jude and Taryn’s parents—and yet somehow, they consider him their father. Madoc, who almost killed Jude in a duel. Who might have used Oak to get to the throne and then ruled through him. And Oriana, who was cold to his sisters, even to Vivi. Who didn’t trust Jude enough to leave Oak alone with her when they were young, but asked her to lay down her life to protect him just the same.

La familia panista tradicional