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Oh Jodi Meadows, what have you done to me? Oh my heart! I don't even know where to start. This book is FANTASTIC! As in this book will definitely be on my top ten list at the end of this year. This is a such a fabulous beginning to a series I wish there were more than two books, and a couple of novellas in. Man alive, this book. It has it all. Princesses, a Prince, betrayal, spies, a fallen kingdom, magic, and so much more.

Jodi's writing is beautiful. I love the way she developed her characters, how she crafted her story together. This is a story I didn't want to end. She does an amazing job with bringing together the story's romance, the magic, danger, betrayal, and secretary. This story is one that starts of great, and continues to hook you as it goes along, and then all the sudden you're almost to the end and then bam! Oh that ending. Jodi leaves you with a brutal ending, and makes you wish the second book was already in your hands.

The characters in this book are great. Both the main characters, and the supporting characters. I felt like I got to know the characters just enough to understand who they are, and their roles in this series. Princess Wil, and Black Knife are my favorite, as well as the Prince and his loyal body guard. Wil is a character I loved from the get go. I really enjoyed seeing her take the risks she did for a cause she firmly believed in. More than that, I liked seeing her grow into a character who proved she is the rightful heir of a fallen Kingdom, and seeing how her reflect upon the course of her actions. I'm really looking forward to seeing what she does in the next book.

Another character I liked getting to know was Black Knife. Much like Wil, there's this air of mystery surrounding his true identity. Like Wil, he is driven by this end to protect his those living in the same kingdom from the dangers of the wraiths. I love the relationship that Will and Black Knife have. There's this uneasy alliance they have. Neither can stand the other, yet they have this ability to always end up in the same places. They both are evenly matched when it comes to wit, sarcasm, and being able to disarm each other. Oh yes, I loved their sarcasm. They don't fully trust each other, yet, they trust each other just enough to work together. It's one of those relationships that puts them on two different sides of the law, while at the same time when they discover the secrets behind the masks, and learn more about each other, they have a lot more uncommon than they think. It's that discover of the true characters behind the masks that I loved.

The romance in this book is that kind of slow burning romance that I love. It's the kind that keeps you satisfied, but also leaves you wanting so much more, all at the same time. Yes, it's maddening, and sweet all rolled into one. It was that was for the characters to. I have so much to say about The Orphan Queen, but I can't, because there I'd end up spoiling the whole story. Jodi Meadows wraps up so many secrets, and twists within the story that if I could have slowed down in my reading, maybe I would have caught onto things much quicker and picked up on all the hints she dropped about what was to come. But, I couldn't. I was too caught up with the story to slow down, and try to figure anything out. The story was that good.

I say this with love, but Jodi Meadows is evil when it comes to writing book endings. I will forgive her just as soon as I read her next book. Be still my heart. haha Now that I've caught my breathe after that ending, all I can say is this is my favorite Jodi Meadows book. She has found her niche in writing fantasy, and I hope she doesn't slow down any time soon. In fact, she can hurry and finish book two, I'll be happy. Kidding.... okay, sort of. The Orphan Queen is a fantastic fantasy read! It is full of so many wonderful surprises. I highly recommend picking this book up, whether your a fan of fantasy or not.


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The Orphan Queen Jodi Meadows Books Reviews

Here I was drawn in by a pretty cover and a blurb that sounded like it could well pique my interest. I'd had previous experience with the author's first trilogy, which I was so-so about, but I decided to take a chance on this one.

Once I started reading, it didn't take long to realise that Wilhelmina wasn't going to be a character after my own heart. It's hard for me to pin-point what, exactly, I didn't like about her, but there was definitely something there. Her whole personality just rankled me.

Moreover, it was a disappointment that none of the characters ever really had to use their quick wits or intelligence for anything. Other characters would just happily hand them everything they needed, and they would carry on on their merry way. I just wasn't fulfilling in the least.

The one part of the book that could have been interesting was the trip out into the wraithlands, but that was over almost as soon as it began and we were back to politics.

I didn't really feel like I got what I'd signed up for.
In all honesty, my review of The Orphan Queen should just read as follows…OMG OMG OMG! WHAT JUST HAPPENED? This book is amazing and you MUST read it now! Like pre-order it now and then just sit by your mailbox and wait for it to arrive. When it does…read it immediately!

I suppose I need to give you a little more information on the book though, so I am going to ATTEMPT to give you a semi-coherent review that manages to explain my feelings for this AMAZING book.

While reading this book I was reminded of everything I love about the Throne of Glass series, the Grisha Trilogy, and the Girl of FIre and Thorns…all YA fantasy series that feature strong women as the heroine on an epic journey that changes their lives forever. This is my favorite kind of story because it involves amazing world-building, is action packed and I absolutely adore the main character. The Orphan Queen is everything I love in a book and now I just want to know all of the things that happen to Wilhelmina. No seriously, I need the second book in my hands RIGHT NOW! I mean…that ending!! Fair warning, the ending is brutal. In the best possible way though…I think!

As with every great fantasy novel, Jodi Meadows introduces us to a complex world filled with danger, intrigue, magic and legend. Every page gave me something new to discover and I absolutely loved exploring the world of The Indigo Kingdom. There was so much going on regarding the use of magic and the effects it had on the kingdom and its people, that I’ve never seen before. Meadows manages to find a fresh and unique way to introduce a concept found in many Young Adult novels these days and I was hooked from the opening pages. There are so many twists and turns, and just when I thought I had figured it all out, I realized that I knew nothing and that I should never be so foolish to assume I know what Meadows has in store for her readers. Although this is the first book I’ve read by Jodi Meadows, I am total fangirl now and can’t wait to go back and read her Newsoul series.

The Orphan Queen is amazing, its gripping, it will rip your heart out in the best possible way. I always know I’m reading a great book when I find myself thinking about it even when I’m not reading. I grabbed this book every chance I could get and didn’t want to put it down. If you’re a fan of epic fantasy novels that introduce you to a world and story unlike anything you’ve ever read before, then I can guarantee you’ll love this book. It’s the first exciting installment of what is sure to be a new YA fantasy classic!
Oh Jodi Meadows, what have you done to me? Oh my heart! I don't even know where to start. This book is FANTASTIC! As in this book will definitely be on my top ten list at the end of this year. This is a such a fabulous beginning to a series I wish there were more than two books, and a couple of novellas in. Man alive, this book. It has it all. Princesses, a Prince, betrayal, spies, a fallen kingdom, magic, and so much more.

Jodi's writing is beautiful. I love the way she developed her characters, how she crafted her story together. This is a story I didn't want to end. She does an amazing job with bringing together the story's romance, the magic, danger, betrayal, and secretary. This story is one that starts of great, and continues to hook you as it goes along, and then all the sudden you're almost to the end and then bam! Oh that ending. Jodi leaves you with a brutal ending, and makes you wish the second book was already in your hands.

The characters in this book are great. Both the main characters, and the supporting characters. I felt like I got to know the characters just enough to understand who they are, and their roles in this series. Princess Wil, and Black Knife are my favorite, as well as the Prince and his loyal body guard. Wil is a character I loved from the get go. I really enjoyed seeing her take the risks she did for a cause she firmly believed in. More than that, I liked seeing her grow into a character who proved she is the rightful heir of a fallen Kingdom, and seeing how her reflect upon the course of her actions. I'm really looking forward to seeing what she does in the next book.

Another character I liked getting to know was Black Knife. Much like Wil, there's this air of mystery surrounding his true identity. Like Wil, he is driven by this end to protect his those living in the same kingdom from the dangers of the wraiths. I love the relationship that Will and Black Knife have. There's this uneasy alliance they have. Neither can stand the other, yet they have this ability to always end up in the same places. They both are evenly matched when it comes to wit, sarcasm, and being able to disarm each other. Oh yes, I loved their sarcasm. They don't fully trust each other, yet, they trust each other just enough to work together. It's one of those relationships that puts them on two different sides of the law, while at the same time when they discover the secrets behind the masks, and learn more about each other, they have a lot more uncommon than they think. It's that discover of the true characters behind the masks that I loved.

The romance in this book is that kind of slow burning romance that I love. It's the kind that keeps you satisfied, but also leaves you wanting so much more, all at the same time. Yes, it's maddening, and sweet all rolled into one. It was that was for the characters to. I have so much to say about The Orphan Queen, but I can't, because there I'd end up spoiling the whole story. Jodi Meadows wraps up so many secrets, and twists within the story that if I could have slowed down in my reading, maybe I would have caught onto things much quicker and picked up on all the hints she dropped about what was to come. But, I couldn't. I was too caught up with the story to slow down, and try to figure anything out. The story was that good.

I say this with love, but Jodi Meadows is evil when it comes to writing book endings. I will forgive her just as soon as I read her next book. Be still my heart. haha Now that I've caught my breathe after that ending, all I can say is this is my favorite Jodi Meadows book. She has found her niche in writing fantasy, and I hope she doesn't slow down any time soon. In fact, she can hurry and finish book two, I'll be happy. Kidding.... okay, sort of. The Orphan Queen is a fantastic fantasy read! It is full of so many wonderful surprises. I highly recommend picking this book up, whether your a fan of fantasy or not.