The War of Two Queens
Our rating
Spice: high. Darkness: very dark.
The darkest book in the series so far, with long stretches in captivity and a lot of Casteel's past dragged into the light. It also starts weaving in characters from Flesh and Fire, so read that series first if you can.
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Is The War of Two Queens spicy?
Yes, The War of Two Queens is spicy. The scenes are frequent and explicit, and we rate it 4 out of 5. Maybe not one to read over someone's shoulder on the train.
How dark is The War of Two Queens?
We rate The War of Two Queens 4 out of 5 for darkness (very dark). The big content warnings are torture, kidnapping, graphic violence, sexual assault. The full list is further down the page.
Do you need to read Blood and Ash in order?
Yes. The War of Two Queens is book 4 of Blood and Ash, so start with From Blood and Ash.
Tropes
Content warnings
Show 5 content warnings for The War of Two Queens
- Torture
- Kidnapping
- Graphic violence
- Sexual assault
- Physical or emotional abuse
These are our own notes, not a complete list. If something matters a lot to you, check reviews too.
Details
- Series
- Blood and Ash, book 4
- Series status
- Ongoing
- Pages
- 599
- First published
- 2022
- Genre
- Romantasy
