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Η Κλεμμένη Κληρονόμος, 2: the Prisoner's Throne

Author: Holly Black

A hunted queen.
An dangerous prince.
And a mission that could destroy them both.
Eight years have passed since the Battle of the Serpent. At the Frozen Castle in the north, Lady Nor of the Court of...
A hunted queen.
An dangerous prince.
And a mission that could destroy them both.
Eight years have passed since the Battle of the Serpent. At the Frozen Castle in the north, Lady Nor of the Court of Teeth has taken power... and is preparing her revenge.
Suren, the true queen of the Court of Teeth and the only one who has the power to control her mother, Lady...
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  • Release 2/2025
  • Pages Pages 432
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Translation Translation Noela Elias
  • Publisher Publisher Dioptra
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Description

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A hunted queen.
An dangerous prince.
And a mission that could destroy them both.
Eight years have passed since the Battle of the Serpent. At the Frozen Castle in the north, Lady Nor of the Court of Teeth has taken power... and is preparing her revenge.
Suren, the true queen of the Court of Teeth and the only one who has the power to control her mother, Lady Nor, has escaped to the mortal world. She believes that everyone has forgotten her, but she is wrong.
Soon Suren will need to guard her heart against a charming yet manipulative prince she cannot trust, and face her fears, which she thought she had left behind.

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Author
Holly Black
Publisher
Dioptra
Original Title
The Prisoner's Throne
Type
Fantasy
Subtitle
2: The Prisoner's Throne
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
432
Release Date
2/2025
Publication Date
2025
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9786182208663

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  • The Throne of the Captive continues the story of Oak and Ren and – unlike the first book – here the perspective is focused on Oak, which completely changes the dynamic. This means we get to know his thoughts and dilemmas better, but at the same time, Ren becomes more mysterious, which for me was both a positive and a negative. On one hand, I wanted to understand her more. On the other hand, it maintained an interesting tension in how we manage trust.

    I really liked the way Oak deals with his relationship with Ren – that there is still something there, even though everything pulls them to stand against each other. There is intense emotional charge, and I liked that Oak, although sweeter as a character, is forced here to become tougher. Ren, on the contrary, remains complex and tough, but she doesn’t give herself easily – and that worked for me.

    The finale? It reminded me quite a bit of the feel of the Heartless Prince trilogy (which I personally love), in the way betrayal and trust intertwine. There were moments that kept me reading non-stop and I can't wait for the next installment.

    If you liked the first one, I believe the second will satisfy you even more – it’s more mature, more "political," and has a lot of intensity in the relationships.

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    • Paper quality
    • Was it easy to read?
    • Was it interesting enough?
    • I liked the writing style in some parts
    • I might read a book by the same author
    • I might recommend it for reading
  • The Throne of the Captive continues the story of Oak and Ren and – unlike the first book – here the perspective is focused on Oak, which completely changes the dynamic. This means we get to know his thoughts and dilemmas better, but at the same time, Ren becomes more mysterious, which for me was both a positive and a negative. On one hand, I wanted to understand her more. On the other hand, it maintained an interesting tension in how we manage trust.

    I really liked the way Oak deals with his relationship with Ren – that there is still something there, even though everything pulls them to stand against each other. There is intense emotional charge, and I liked that Oak, although sweeter as a character, is forced here to become tougher. Ren, on the contrary, remains complex and tough, but she doesn’t give herself easily – and that worked for me.

    The finale? It reminded me quite a bit of the feel of the Heartless Prince trilogy (which I personally love), in the way betrayal and trust intertwine. There were moments that kept me reading non-stop and I can't wait for the next installment.

    If you liked the first one, I believe the second will satisfy you even more – it’s more mature, more "political," and has a lot of intensity in the relationships.

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A hunted queen.
An dangerous prince.
And a mission that could destroy them both.
Eight years have passed since the Battle of the Serpent. At the Frozen Castle in the north, Lady Nor of the Court of Teeth has taken power... and is preparing her revenge.
Suren, the true queen of the Court of Teeth and the only one who has the power to control her mother, Lady Nor, has escaped to the mortal world. She believes that everyone has forgotten her, but she is wrong.
Soon Suren will need to guard her heart against a charming yet manipulative prince she cannot trust, and face her fears, which she thought she had left behind.

Manufacturer

Author
Holly Black
Publisher
Dioptra
Original Title
The Prisoner's Throne
Type
Fantasy
Subtitle
2: The Prisoner's Throne
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
432
Release Date
2/2025
Publication Date
2025
Dimensions
14x21 cm
ISBN-13
9786182208663

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (9)

  1. 4
  2. 2
  3. 3
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Paper quality
  • Was it easy to read?
  • Was it interesting enough?
  • I might read a book by the same author
  • I might recommend it for reading
  • I did not like the writing style
  • The Throne of the Captive continues the story of Oak and Ren and – unlike the first book – here the perspective is focused on Oak, which completely changes the dynamic. This means we get to know his thoughts and dilemmas better, but at the same time, Ren becomes more mysterious, which for me was both a positive and a negative. On one hand, I wanted to understand her more. On the other hand, it maintained an interesting tension in how we manage trust.

    I really liked the way Oak deals with his relationship with Ren – that there is still something there, even though everything pulls them to stand against each other. There is intense emotional charge, and I liked that Oak, although sweeter as a character, is forced here to become tougher. Ren, on the contrary, remains complex and tough, but she doesn’t give herself easily – and that worked for me.

    The finale? It reminded me quite a bit of the feel of the Heartless Prince trilogy (which I personally love), in the way betrayal and trust intertwine. There were moments that kept me reading non-stop and I can't wait for the next installment.

    If you liked the first one, I believe the second will satisfy you even more – it’s more mature, more "political," and has a lot of intensity in the relationships.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • This review is about the book: Stolen Heiress - No 1

  • This review is about the book: Stolen Heiress - No 1

    • Paper quality
    • Was it easy to read?
    • Was it interesting enough?
    • I would read a book by the same author
    • I would recommend it for reading
    • I liked the writing style in some parts
  • This review is about the book: Stolen Heiress - No 1

  • This review is about the book: Stolen Heiress - No 1

    • Paper quality
    • Was it easy to read?
    • Was it interesting enough?
    • I liked the writing style in some parts
    • I might read a book by the same author
    • I might recommend it for reading
  • The Throne of the Captive continues the story of Oak and Ren and – unlike the first book – here the perspective is focused on Oak, which completely changes the dynamic. This means we get to know his thoughts and dilemmas better, but at the same time, Ren becomes more mysterious, which for me was both a positive and a negative. On one hand, I wanted to understand her more. On the other hand, it maintained an interesting tension in how we manage trust.

    I really liked the way Oak deals with his relationship with Ren – that there is still something there, even though everything pulls them to stand against each other. There is intense emotional charge, and I liked that Oak, although sweeter as a character, is forced here to become tougher. Ren, on the contrary, remains complex and tough, but she doesn’t give herself easily – and that worked for me.

    The finale? It reminded me quite a bit of the feel of the Heartless Prince trilogy (which I personally love), in the way betrayal and trust intertwine. There were moments that kept me reading non-stop and I can't wait for the next installment.

    If you liked the first one, I believe the second will satisfy you even more – it’s more mature, more "political," and has a lot of intensity in the relationships.

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