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3 of 5 stars

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Vivien's world is turned upside down when she discovers that everything she believed about who she is was a lie told to protect her. But now Rhuinn, who has taken her rightful place as ruler of Foh'Ran, is determined to make sure she doesn't make it to her twentieth birthday and accept her rightful place as ruler. He doesn't count on Viven having to sworn QuickSilver guards who will stop at nothing to ensure her safety and her true place as queen.

Vivien had a lot to take in when she was finally confronted with the truth that she was not an ordinary human girl, but rather the heir apparent to rule Foh'Ran. She didn't always act like the girl who would be queen, but you could understand her fits and acting out as she tried to adjust to her new reality. What I found interesting is how she could have such strong feelings on opposite ends of the spectrum for her bodyguard brothers, Bradan and Aedan. I would have expected more animosity towards Bradan for the untruths he told her for most of her life, but she was quick to forgive him and save her anger for his brother. The relationship between the three should make for interesting reading in future installments for this series, as it appears there is so much more to Aedan.

I would have liked more backstory about Rhuinn and what is the relationship is between Ciara and Aedan (because it seemed to be more than just her being his maker). I'm hopeful we'll get more of those stories as the series moves forward.

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