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Cahraman Trilogy #3, Fairytales of Folkshore #3

Queen of Cahraman: A Retelling of Aladdin (Cahraman Trilogy #3)

Lucy Tempest

Kindle Edition | Pages: 390 pages

Rating: 4.34 | 425 Users | 67 Reviews

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Title	:	Queen of Cahraman: A Retelling of Aladdin (Cahraman Trilogy #3)
Author	:	Lucy Tempest
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 390 pages
Published	:	February 2nd 2019 by Folkshore Press
Categories	:	Fantasy. Romance. Young Adult. Fairy Tales. Fairy Tale Retellings

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ONE QUEEN. A CAPTIVE KINGDOM. A GAMBLE FOR SALVATION.

In a corrupted Cahraman, Ada is back on the streets, struggling to save her friends and the kingdom from the fallout of her devastating mistake. But it all seems impossible when her enemy is all-powerful and Cyrus no longer trusts her. Her plan to steal back the lamp flings them on a treacherous quest for salvation.

But if she fails, they’re all doomed to this dark fate forever.

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Ratings: 4.34 From 425 Users | 67 Reviews

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How can this series be complete? Ill miss Cyrus and Ada and their adventures. I cant wait to read Bonnies story in Beast of Rosemead. Long live the Queen of Cahraman!

Read it!!! Highly recommend this serious. There is not a single dull moment. I often have a hard time with re-tellings because often times you may know the outcome, but this series really keeps you guessing and comes together so well at the end!!

Epic conclusionThis story took me on a thrilling ride with so many unexpected twists and turns. I loved every moment of it. Although Ada and Cyrus' story has been wrapped up, I'm dying to read the other fairy tales that overlap this one, especially Fairuza's story and Bonnie's story.

So great!What a satisfying conclusion. Everything was tied up neatly after even more craziness was revealed. I really appreciated the sincerity and authenticity with which the emotions of the characters was written. And the honesty that was required and wielded by Ada to obtain and grant forgiveness was inspiring. Solid story, engrossing series. I can't wait for Bonnie's story.

One thing that I really enjoyed about this series was that the author was able to weave together a pretty complex, detailed story without it going on incredibly long or the connecting of details being too obvious or unrealistic. A lot of indie writers try to make a narrative that has interconnecting ties about the pasts and relationships of the characters, main and supporting, but I've too often found things very predictably done in a more "well, isn't that just convenient..." kind of way rather

Everything I've been hoping for in the finale of this epic trilogy and way more. I got so many twists and turns and shocks that kept me reading so fast I was left exhausted at the end. Good exhausted though, fully and totally drained and satisfied. Wow, what a ride!Everything was perfect, the deepening world building, the new characters (Esfandiar...I want one!!!) the deepening of every single character and the love story between Ada and Cyrus became the stuff of legend like Ada once said. I

Neat, tidy, and enjoyableI used to think Cyrus was too prefect, but that issue, and many cliffhangers were neatly resolved. There were still one or two things that weren't adequately explained, and the story was still accompanied by the author's penchant for incomplete sentences. The ending, action, and continued story were fabulous and leave me wanting to read more!