The ConclusionĮffie Calvin created an awesome world with two memorable princesses who I will visit again and again. Having said all of that, I really enjoyed it and it had some truly wonderful moments and touches. This book could have been twice the length and been an even better read. I wanted to see the escalation of those feelings. There were such cute moments when the two women were noticing each other and I would have liked more of that. For example, I would have loved a more drawn out ending. The story was wonderful and the characters were adorable which made up for the fact that there were some things that were not quite polished about the book. My Thoughts Overallīoth of the main characters were entertaining to read about and the more I got to know Esofi and Adale the more I liked them. When Esofi is offered Adale’s hand in marriage instead she is determined to make the most of it but Adale seems not just disinterested but downright determined not to marry this strange and rather interesting princess from another land.Īdale’s parents are pushing her to do the right thing because the only other option is one of her cousin’s who are not the nicest of people and with the increasing attacks from dragons Ieflaria needs Esopfi’s battle mages to keep their people safe. Responsibilities she does not want and would love to run away from. Then her brother died and now she is not only in mourning for her sibling but she has a whole heap of responsibilities loaded onto her shoulders. She was the younger sibling and so she had no reason to believe that she would ever have responsibilities.
The only problem is that he is now dead and set to take the throne is a very reluctant Princess Adale.Īdale is used to waking up late, ignoring her tutors and doing as she pleases. The story starts with Princess Esofi of Rhodia arriving in Ieflaria after traveling a long way to marry the boy she has been betrothed to since she was seven. Add another princess who is a reluctant heir to the throne after her brother’s death and put them in a will she/won’t she marriage situation. It has a kick ass princess who looks like a soft and squishy marshmallow at first. The Queen Of Ieflaria by Effie Calvin is exactly my kind of book.
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