The Promised Queen

· Forgotten Empires Book 3 · St. Martin's Paperbacks
4.6
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In The Promised Queen, the thrilling finale to Jeffe Kennedy's Forgotten Empires trilogy, the fate of the world hangs in the balance as Con, Lia, and their allies sacrifice everything in a final bid to destroy the corrupt empire.

Perfect for fans of Sarah J. Maas, the lush romantic fantasy world of the Forgotten Empires series will sweep you away.

Claim the hand that wears the ring, and the empire falls.

Conrí, former Crown Prince of Oriel, claimed the hand that wears the Abiding Ring, but the prophecy remains unfulfilled. Queen Euthalia of Calanthe returned to her island kingdom, but broken in mind and body. With the blood of war unleashing ancient terrors, Calanthe isn’t the haven it once was.

Lia must use her magical bond with Calanthe to save their people while Con fights to hold off the vengeful Emperor Anure and his wizards. Con and Lia will have to trust in each other—and in love—to fend off ultimate disaster.

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4.6
7 reviews
Cathy Geha
26 May 2021
The Promised Queen by Jeffe Kennedy Forgotten Empires #3 All good things must come to an end…unless this author decides to carry on with the other worlds mentioned in this trilogy and perhaps builds a spinoff to a delightful fantasy romance that ended just as it should by the end of book three of this series. What I liked: * Lia: a species I have never seen before with all the positive attributes necessary to make this story special. She and Con were perfect for one another. * Con: someone deprived of his birthright who managed to survive and perhaps thrive as a result of the horrific life he was forced to live. He was perfect with and for Lia. * The love that grew between Con and Lia * The magical elements of the story * Calanthe: home to Lia, an island, magical, and so much more * The mythology and prophecy of this series * The supporting characters – many could have stories of their own * The way that Con and Lia were there for one another * That good overcame evil * The way all the threads were tied up by the end of the series * Thinking about the future and the possibilities for Con, Lia and the others What I didn’t like: * Anure, the evil wizards, and the suffering they meted out on so many Could this series have been many books? Yes. Did it tell the story and do it well in three books? Yes. Will I miss spending more time with Con and Lia? Definitely Would I read more by this author? I am sure I would! Thank you to NetGalley and St. Martin’s Paperbacks for the ARC – This is my honest review. 5 Stars
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About the author

Jeffe Kennedy is an award-winning, best-selling author who writes fantasy with romantic elements and contemporary romance. She serves on the Board of Directors for Science Fiction Writers of America as a Director at Large.

Her recent works include the high fantasy trilogy The Chronicles of Dasnaria, in the same world as her award-winning fantasy series The Twelve Kingdoms and The Uncharted Realms. She is a hybrid author, and also self-publishes a romantic fantasy series, Sorcerous Moons. Her books have won the Romantic Times Reviewers’ Choice Best Fantasy Romance of 2015 and won Romance Writers of America’s prestigious RITA® Award in 2017. The Dragons of Summer, a novella in The Uncharted Realms series, was also a RITA finalist in 2019.

She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with two Maine coon cats, plentiful free-range lizards and a very handsome Doctor of Oriental Medicine.

Jeffe can be found online at her website, every Sunday at the SFF Seven blog, on Facebook, on Goodreads and on Twitter.

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