The Fate of the Tearling by Erika Johansen

In 2014, Erika Johansen debuted a new fantasy trilogy with The Queen of the Tearling. Agent: Dorian Karchmar, William Morris Endeavor. The Fate of the Tearling Erika Johansen Harper Release Date: NovemISBN 978-0-0622-9042-7. This is a solid, if not entirely satisfying, end to the series. This was followed by the acclaimed The Invasion of the Tearling, The Fate of the Tearling and a prequel, Beneath the Keep.

Her debut was the international bestseller, The Queen of the Tearling - the first novel in a remarkable sequence. The whole book is cleverly written with an intricate plot, with much more to be explored and developed in books 2 and 3. She eventually became an attorney but she never stopped writing. No spoilers in this review of The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen. The historical scenes carry more weight and significance than the chaos of the present, though Johansen adeptly describes the destruction and despair. Rapid Review of The Queen of the Tearling. However, the bittersweet resolution, which wraps up the story quite nicely, undermines much of what transpires here. Johansen’s vision-a society tearing itself apart amid the effort to redefine itself-is ambitious, and the conflict is fleshed out through myriad character arcs, some more compelling than others. The final installment of the Tearling trilogy has arrived, and author Erika Johansen has a tall order for rounding off Kelseas saga: What will happen to. Numerous stories play out against a wide backdrop, with the death of a dream creating hope for the future. Beset by visions of the time after the Tear’s founding some 300 years ago, she struggles to understand how the past defines the present and what part the malevolent Orphan, the enigmatic Fetch, and the ruthless Red Queen of Mortmesne have yet to play in the destiny of their world. In this centuries-spanning epic adventure, Johansen concludes the Tearling trilogy (after The Invasion of the Tearling) with Queen Kelsea Glynn risking everything to save her beloved, beleaguered homeland from troubles both internal and external. 29, 2016 The Red Queen is off her headand heads, it seems, will roll in this closing installment of Johansen’s Tearling trilogy.

The Fate of the Tearling by Erika Johansen