Sorrow all but rules the Court of Tears,
in a land gripped by perpetual grief, forever mourning her brother
who died just days before Sorrow was born. By
day she governs in place of her father, by night she seeks secret
solace in the arms of the boy she's loved since childhood.
But when her brother is seemingly found alive,
and intent on taking control, Sorrow has to choose whether to
step aside for a stranger who might not be who he claims to be,
or embark on a power struggle for a position she never really
wanted.
Don't miss the thrilling conclusion
to the Sorrow duology: State of Sorrow
PRAISE FOR BOOK ONE: State of Sorrow
"Complex
world-building and convincing protagonists make it easy
to identify with Sorrow's ordeal. Startling plot twists will keep
you gripped until the last page and impatient for the next instalment"
- BOOKTRUST
I honestly don't know how I feel about this book. I enjoyed it, but I didn't love it and I didn't hate it. Even the few twists that were put in the book didn't get me excited, despite the fact that I wasn't expecting them. It was just okay.
