I stared at my hair, pulling at some of the dirty strands.
In the adjoining room, steam curled around water basins. “Good, thank you,” I said, my voice wavering. I’ll wait outside to escort you to the dining hall, where we can go through your engagements for the day.”Įscorted? Engagements? In Bharata, I’d never lived by a schedule. orning, I thought I would be wandering the halls of the dead. I tilted my head up, eyes still disbelieving. Gray daylight puddled onto the floor, illuminating the room’s golden borders and carven doors. I pulled at my hair, biting back a groan and hoping he’d left while the room was still dark. While I did end up making it through The Star-Touched Queen with significantly less painful torture and boredom than The Gilded Wolves, I still didn’t like it. Not a good sign for the first day as queen. the star-touched queen I think it’s about time I throw in the towel on Roshani Chokshi and come to terms with the fact that I just don’t like her writing style. It was cool to the touch-he’d been gone for some time. 118 likes, 5 comments - Sarah (thebeautyandthebooks) on Instagram: 'What book has been in your TBR pile the longest Da Vinci’s Tiger has been on my TBR f. I stretched my hand across the bed, pressing my fingers into the side where he had slept. To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt: And I would not have you any other way.What reading level is The Star-Touched Queen book? “I see only night and smoke, dreams and glass, embers and wings. They just added so much comic relief in an otherwise heavy book. However, I have to admit, Gupta and Kamala were my favorite characters. Amar is an amazing love interest, and also a compelling character on his own. While she makes some stupid decisions, you still root for her and hope she gets a happy ending. This book is the perfect balance of alluring romance and fascinating mystery. The plot can be slow at times, especially around the middle of the book, but it makes up for it with the thrilling and dramatic scenes thrown in. “A memory is a fine legacy to leave behind.” Plot You slowly unravel the truths as Maya does, which at times can be frustrating, but it makes for a captivating read and an amazing reread. It takes a lot from Indian mythology, but a lot of the mechanics of the world is left purposefully vague. The world-building in this book is very interesting. We can always find each other in the same constellation.” Setting
“No matter where we are, we’ll always share the same sky. It can be a little confusing or unnecessary at times, but I still adored it. From the first sentence alone I could tell I would adore this writing. Roshani Chokshi writes with beautiful, flowing language.
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