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The Hundredth Queen by Emily R. King
The Hundredth Queen by Emily R. King













I do not write reviews of less than three stars, but this will no longer be my policy. I am going to start by saying that lately, all I’ve been reading is one poorly written story after another. OMG, I want to scoop my eyes out my head with a spoon.

The Hundredth Queen by Emily R. King

Faced with the danger of a tournament to the death-and her growing affection for Deven-Kalinda has only one hope for escape, and it lies in an arcane, forbidden power buried within her. Her only solace comes in the company of her guard, the stoic but kind Captain Deven Naik. Within hours, she is ripped from the comfort of her home, set on a desert trek, and ordered to fight for her place among the rajah’s ninety-nine wives and numerous courtesans. But a visit from the tyrant Rajah Tarek disrupts Kalinda’s life. Her sole dream is to continue living in peace in the Sisterhood’s mountain temple.

The Hundredth Queen by Emily R. King The Hundredth Queen by Emily R. King

Plagued by fevers, she’s an unlikely candidate for even a servant’s position, let alone a courtesan or wife. As an orphan ward of the Sisterhood in the ancient Tarachand Empire, eighteen-year-old Kalinda is destined for nothing more than a life of seclusion and prayer. King’s thrilling fantasy debut, an orphan girl blossoms into a warrior, summoning courage and confidence in her fearless quest to upend tradition, overthrow an empire, and reclaim her life as her own.















The Hundredth Queen by Emily R. King