Charbonneau never really got into the fact that Imogen betrayed Andreus, as it was mentioned that once on throne, Imogen was going to kill Andreus, as she did Micah. Still taking on the point of view of Carys and Andreus, it was easy to tell which character was talking, as the switch from chapter to chapter. With the writing style the same, Charhonneau mad, no development of the Carys character, and little, if any, to Andreus. The final book in the duology, this book did not have the same spark that Dividing Eden had, that made it such an amazing book. The saying that the sequel will never be good as the original falls true to this Joelle Charbonneau story. After that, Carys was out for blood, wanting to reclaim her throne, she was willing to kill her twin, no matter what. Traveling to the seers’ village, Carys wanted to know how Imogen was selected as the kingdom’s seer. Separated from her twin, Carys angry towards him grows, as Andreus betrayal was something Carys never thought she had to face. Yet the both told Carys to trust them, and not the other. Imogen was also Errik’s cousin, whom Carys blame for turning her brother on her during the trials. Garret’s uncle was trying to set him up on the throne Errik’s family was the family that Carys’s great-grandfather killed to become king. Traveling the outside of the kingdom, her team consists of Garret, Larkin and Errik in which it was only Larkin who Carys truly trusted. But which one? Andreus, Max, and a guard that was loyal to his sister, Graylen, ban together to find out what future The Elders had for the kingdom of Eden.Ĭarys were very much alive.

When a hooded figure tries to murder Max, Andreus knew one of The Elders was behind the attack. The lack of wind causes the lights to flicker, and with the colder months upon them, the Xhelozi are ready to attack any person left in the dark. Once on the throne, problems in the kingdom started to arise. He won the Trials of Virtuous Succession, lose the love of his life, Imogen, and his twin, Carys, in the process, and felt their deaths heavily on his heart. Even though he was king, Andreus never felt more like a prince.

Eden conquered