Queendom come she ascended the throne a war too late
"Jacs, Queen of Frea, is struggling to stay afloat beneath the weight of her crown. Her loved ones are missing, injured, or worse, her resources are stretched to their breaking point, and she is about to lead her troops back into the catacombs to face the Sons of Celos--a dangerous group set on tear...
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| Format: | Books Print Book |
| Language: | English |
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Charlotte, NC :
CamCat Books,
[2025]
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| Series: | Bartlett, Jordan H. Frean chronicles ;
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| Summary: | "Jacs, Queen of Frea, is struggling to stay afloat beneath the weight of her crown. Her loved ones are missing, injured, or worse, her resources are stretched to their breaking point, and she is about to lead her troops back into the catacombs to face the Sons of Celos--a dangerous group set on tearing the Queendom apart. Stranded in the Lower Realm, Connor begins to notice further signs of a sinister plot, one designed to ensnare the minds of the citizens and turn their hearts away from their Queen, making him all the more desperate to return to his Queen's side. From within the bowels of the Queendom, Celos's forces of darkness are gathering. Racing against a clock that had started ticking long before either Jacs or Connor realized, they must uncover Celos's plan and stop him before the Queendom comes crashing down around them"-- |
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| Physical Description: | 464 pages : map ; 23 cm. |
| ISBN: | 9780744310764 0744310768 9780744310788 0744310784 |
| Author Notes: | Award-winning New Zealand-born Canadian, Jordan Bartlett lives in Banff, Alberta. She holds degrees in Psychology, English, and a Master's of Science degree in Speech and Language Pathology. Throughout her English degree, she focused her studies in the areas of children's literature and the role of women in literature throughout history. It is this affinity for fairy tales mixed with her desire to breathe life into compelling, unique, and ultimately flawed female characters in a world where they have not been tethered that she hopes to flip fantasy tropes and challenge gendered expectations in young adult readers--while keeping the levity of a fairy tale. |
