<3 I hope you enjoy your time amid secrets and lies and betrayal… and love. And although I don’t use the term in the book itself because the term had yet to be invented, Rosalind is demisexual and her narration explores this in detail.Ĭontext warnings for this book include: blood, violence, murder, weapon use, needles, description of human experimentation, descriptions of war, descriptions of head injury. She’s bitter and prickly and is prone toward running away instead of facing the world, yet I love her so much more for how hard she tries anyway. This is a time of civil war and foreign invasion, which means no one is who they seem.Īt the heart of it, despite its enormous character cast, Foul Lady Fortune is about Rosalind. Everyone has something to lose everyone has something to gain.

You’ll be reunited with Rosalind Lang, Celia Lang, Alisa Montagova, and some other familiar faces walking within the pages… because what fun is a spin-off series without some callbacks to the original, right? You’ll also meet the rest of a whole new cast: Orion Hong-the playboy middle child with plenty of secrets, Oliver Hong-the duty-driven eldest, and Phoebe Hong-the gremlin little sister who is a ball of chaos. I’ll let you interpret that however you wish ) And for readers who came after the conclusion of Our Violent Ends… yes while Foul Lady Fortune is book 1 of its own duology, it’s also book 3 to continue the world we already opened. That being said, if you do plan to go back to the original duology, Foul Lady Fortune will spoil its outcome, so it’s better to go chronologically if you don’t want to skip those two books. You can dive right into Foul Lady Fortune without reading the original duology, as all the events that have already happened in These Violent Delights and Our Violent Ends are explained within the text and you won’t need any background knowledge! Foul Lady Fortune is a speculative historical thriller inspired by Shakespeare’s As You Like It, and if your first thought was “So how many genres is that?!” it might be easier to pitch this book as a Chinese period drama meets a Marvel movie.

Foul Lady Fortune is a speculative historical thriller inspired by Shakespeare’s As You Like It, and if y Since early copies of Foul Lady Fortune are making their way out, I wanted to write a little note to welcome the readers-both returning and new. Since early copies of Foul Lady Fortune are making their way out, I wanted to write a little note to welcome the readers-both returning and new. 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars

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