But the Red Queen might need more help than a political prisoner to keep her own country from falling the rebellion in Mortmesne is gaining solid ground. Queen Kelsea Glynn traded her life to the Red Queen for the good of her country. And the house in it looks like something out of Hogsmeade. I will refrain from major spoilers in my review, but there will be hints at plot points and details about the story. If you have read the first books, however, feel free to continue below. If you have not read the first two books- The Queen of the Tearling and The Invasion of the Tearling-turn away now. He is rumored to be the leader of the Blue Horizon, a group of rebels who plan to take a stand against the increasing wealth gap.Trigger Warning: Unlike it’s predecessor, The Fate of the Tearling has fewer scenes of an adult nature, but there is one sexually abusive encounter between Kelsea and a male character that is jarring and uncomfortable, and unfortunately reminded me of a certain president-elect’s bullshit “locker room talk,” irrevocably tainting said male character forever.ĭanger, Will Robinson! The Fate of the Tearling is the third book in the Queen of the Tearling series. The Fetch is a strong enemy of queen Arla. She's angered by this demand because the Fetch himself refuses to help her. The Fetch breaks into the keep to warn Kelsea against accepting Row Finn's help. Before killing him, the Fetch reveals his face to Thomas and it appears that he is someone the Regent thought dead. He also hunts down and kills the Regent, Thomas. The Fetch is shown next watching Kelsea from afar as she burns the cages in the pass and appears to approve of her.

If he feels Kelsea is deserving, he pledges to return the other necklace to her. Later, when the Fetch lets Kelsea go he returns one necklace but keeps the other one and tells her that he will be keeping an eye on what she does as queen. He then keeps Kelsea at his gang's camp for a few days but does not harm her. As Kelsea is fleeing the Caden with the Mace, the Fetch takes this opportunity to capture Kelsea he also brings the Mace. He usually wears a mask and thus his identity is unknown. The Fetch is a leader of a criminal gang, who comes to Kelsea's rescue.

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