This book follows where Dividing Eden (book 1) left off.
I like following their strategies to act normal while investigating the traitors as they each try to survive on their own. There are traitors among them and they are to find out who. Both Princess Carys and Prince Andreus are among people who swore to protect them, yet some couldn’t be trusted. I do like to read slow burning romance so the little bit that this book offers is too little for me. I experience the worst reading slump ever.) This book is another great read! Definitely a duology for those readers who don’t like romance in their YA fantasy.
( Please ignore the date in this case because it has nothing to do with the book being good or bad. My Experience: I started reading Eden Conquered on and finished it on. Please see below for more information about the author and publisher. According to Harper Collins’ website, the company is the second-largest consumer book publisher in the world, originally founded by two bothers, James and John Harper in New York City in 1817 and currently has publishing operations in 18 countries. This book is intended for readers ages 13 and up, grades 8 and up. The genres are young adult, fantasy, and fiction. It was published on by HarperTeen, an imprint of HarperCollins, 320 pages. In the electrifying final installment in the Dividing Eden duology, royal siblings Carys and Andreus, betrayed by everyone they believed to be allies, continue to fight to determine who will reign over the kingdom-but now, one sibling has changed the game.Ībout: Eden Conquered is a young adult fantasy written by Joelle Charbonneau. The second and final installation in the Dividing Eden series, a Cain and Abel meets The Selection fantasy about two royal siblings forced to compete for the crown
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