Just like with other short story books, I’ll focus on some elements together. A member of the Scarlet Guard rebellion, Farley is given her first ever assignment without the Colonel aka Ram and finds out useful information, particularly one that could change their world forever. While her story is a tragic one, Captain Farley’s aka Lamb’s in Steel Scars is not. After the death of her uncle, she becomes a focus for the cruel Elara Merandus, a mind reader, and Coriane becomes the love interest to Prince Tiberias the Sixth, future heir to the throne. Queen Song is the tale of Coriane Jacos, a singer of a very small and not very rich house who has little hope of marriage or succeeding in her dreams of becoming a mechanical engineer.
The stories focus on two women on either side. Her created world is one where people are divided by blood: either you are Red and therefore normal and common, used mostly as soldiers in a war against the Lakelands, or you are Silver and possess some magical ability that makes you a member of nobility. I presume these two stories in Cruel Crown by Victoria Aveyard are set in the same world as her first book, Red Queen. This one is actually two short stories, so I hoped I wouldn’t need much knowledge of the world to read them. I’ve become very good at finding books in libraries that are a part of a series.
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