The Lost Sisters (Folk of the Air)

by Holly Black

[Joséphine]

The Lost Sisters tells Taryn's side of the story with Locke. I think a fair bit can be inferred from The Cruel Prince, even if the first book was told from Jude's point-of-view.

Either way, The Lost Sisters lent more clarity to the shifted dynamics between the twins and just how deep both have been sucked in the Faerie world. I preferred the narrative voice of Jude to Taryn's, though this also shows that their voices were distinct, which obviously is a good thing. Can't say I warmed up to Taryn more than before but I still had fun reading this one.

On a side note, I was relieved to find out through the sampler of The Wicked King, that the second novel in the series continues with Jude's point-of-view.