Elsa isn’t someone I like as a character, and as Kim, Silver, and Teal begin to form, she is even less impressive entirely. So by the time I came to the end of Twisted Kingdom, I had hoped that her growth would increase exponentially. Elsa is supposedly this master of the playfield - she was crap at it then.

Deviant King, I was itchy on things like her willful ignorance of other people despite this rally point of strategy, chess, and Sun Tzu.

The majority of highlighting I’ve used for this reading was things Elsa did that pee’d me off, and by the time she got on board, it was too late for me. Twisted Kingdom opened up Aiden King’s black heart, and I felt he had a wealth of character depth–but it served to prove to me that Elsa is a fickle and fairweather girlfriend who I couldn’t support. But I’m not talking about which Horsemen team, but instead Team Aiden vs. I am attributing my Team Aiden campaign to the POV alternating in SP. So right, that is where Steel Princess left off, and Rina doesn’t disappoint with the story continuation. How did Ethan know to show up at the Meet-Up at that moment? What is the actual heart condition Elsa suffers? I know how it started, but what is it she is at risk for developing–because at first, I thought it was some genetic thing, and then we find out ‘oh-no worse.’ But I don’t understand resulting complications–then again I believe that is by far the last thing I should be cross-examining.īut HOW DID ETHAN KNOW TO GO TO THE MEET-UP THAT DAY? The ultimate ending of Aiden and Elsa’s story ticked off all of my boxes, except for some backstory questions with which I’ve been struggling. The story is all grown up, and now I feel so fulfilled and still somewhat empty at the same time. The last books in trilogies are always tricky for me it’s like I’m watching my children leave the nest.

Twisted Kingdom by Rina Kent