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Title	:	The Invasion of the Tearling (The Queen of the Tearling #2)
Author	:	Erika Johansen
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 515 pages
Published	:	June 9th 2015 by Harper
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Science Fiction. Dystopia

The Invasion of the Tearling (The Queen of the Tearling #2)

Erika Johansen

Hardcover | Pages: 515 pages

Rating: 4.12 | 44279 Users | 4736 Reviews

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Kelsea Glynn is the Queen of the Tearling. Despite her youth, she has quickly asserted herself as a fair, just and powerful ruler. However, power is a double-edged sword, and small actions can have grave consequences. In trying to do what is right - stopping a vile trade in humankind - Kelsea has crossed the Red Queen, a ruthless monarch whose rule is bound with dark magic and the spilling of blood. The Red Queen's armies are poised to invade the Tearling, and it seems nothing can stop them. Yet there was a time before the Crossing, and there Kelsea finds a strange and possibly dangerous ally, someone who might hold the key to the fate of the Tearling, and indeed to Kelsea's own soul. But time is running out... Erika Johansen's fierce and unforgettable young heroine returns in this dazzling new novel of magic and adventure, set in the beguiling world of the Tearling.

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Original Title:	The Invasion of the Tearling
ISBN:	0062290398 (ISBN13: 9780062290397)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Queen of the Tearling #2
Literary Awards:	Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Fantasy (2015)

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As someone who enjoyed The Queen of the Tearling more than I could possibly put into words, I waited with bated breath for the continuation of Kelseas story. There was so much left to resolve and so many obvious dangers ahead of this simple yet sharply intelligent heroine. To say that I jumped at the chance to read The Invasion of the Tearling early is somewhat of an understatement. I begged for it and was more than ready to sell some small portion of my soul for it. Unfortunately, I would have

I still have so many questions! I NEED to read the finale before the end of the year. Hold me to it.

gimme gimme gimme for all those who love this series --- if you don't like this series, Awkward Jaime sez BYE So for a while there I wasn't sold on Lily's connection to the main story from book number one (which totally holds up on a reread btw) but then shit went down and wow and Jonathan you badass and Aisa you and Arya would be besties and then MAJOR stuff happens and omg Pen and I have feels again and what are you DOING Kelsea and holy shit Red Queen is the worst but also kinda the best?

Favorite book I read this year

The Invasion of the Tearling picked up where the last book left off. The Mort army is invading the Tear because of the actions of Kelsea, their new queen.I won't say what exactly those actions were, in case you didn't read the last book. Let's just say: she's breaking with tradition in more ways than one.Kelsea has started to embrace her power in this book. It suits her.The girl who had been raised by Carlin Glynn would never have trusted in visions, but Kelsea's world had broadened well beyond

This is a great fantasy series with a lot of interesting elements to it. I love how Erika Johansen combines a fantasy world with our modern world, and in this book we finally get an answer as to how this is possible. However, while I really enjoy the story and its creativity, I was slightly underwhelmed by this sequel, and that's because it undervalues the things that I loved about book one. Namely Kelsea and her extraordinary and kick-ass journey was a favourite of mine in book one, but in book

I LOVED THIS BOOK! LOVED IT!{insert weird fangirl noises here} This one has been on my radar since I read (and loved!) the first book last year. I was so freaked out that this one wasn't going to live up to the hype in my head, I couldn't even crack it open for 2 days after I got it.Yes, I'm being totally serious. Yes, I know that's incredibly weird! But once I finally grabbed my nuts and plunged in, I could tell pretty quickly that Queen of Tearling wasn't a fluke. This is a nice sized book at