The Gilded Cage

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Kiva exchanged one enclosure for another when she abandoned a lethal jail for a misleading castle in this dull and perilous continuation of ‘The Prison Healer’, which Sarah J. Maas called a must-peruse. Kiva Meridan is a survivor. She endures Zalindov jail, yet additionally the lethal Trial by Ordeal.

Currently, Kiva’s motivation goes past endurance to retaliation. For a decade, her main objective was to rejoin her family and obliterate individuals answerable for destroying their lives. However, since she has gotten away from Zalindov, her central goal has become more convoluted than any time in recent memory.

As Kiva sinks into her new life in the capital, she finds out that she was not the one in particular who endured while she was in Zalindov and her kin and their convictions have changed as well. Before long it was her adversaries she was maintaining mysteries from, however her own family also. Outside the city dividers, pressures are blending from the revolutionaries alongside murmurs of a developing danger from the northern realms. Kiva’s devotions were a higher priority than at any other time, however, she has started to address where they genuinely lie. To endure this time, she will need to explore a muddled trap of lies before the two sides of the fight betray her and she loses everything.