Levana is a woman who is used to getting her way, no matter the cost. There are reasons for her personality traits, but they’re not something someone with a moral compass that tends more toward the good wouldn’t be able to overcome. In Levana’s case, sadly, the opposite is true.Īlthough getting to know the young woman who eventually grew to become the hateful Queen Levana was interesting, even when she was younger, she was kind of terrible. But even the worst upbringings do not always beget terrible people. At one point, she was merely a lonely child with a vicious sister and a confused heart. Queen Levana has not always been the maniacal and ruthless leader we’ve come to know and love to hate. It’s perfect for the story within, but man, I would not want this starting up at me from a nightstand. This cover is seriously freaky, you guys. I will refrain from major spoilers in my review, but there might be hints at plot points and details about the series. If you have read the first three books, however, feel free to continue below. Although there aren’t major spoilers to the rest of the series in this book (because it’s a prequel) you might not want to read it until you’ve read the first three books in the series– Cinder, Scarlet, and Cress–as it does hint at some pretty major plot reveals of the main storyline.

Spoiler Alert: Danger, Will Robinson! Fairest is part of the Lunar Chronicles series. Relationship Status: Still a Revolutionary Cover Story: Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary, Bloody …īonus Factors: MOAR Lunar Chronicles, Hello

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