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Karina Ratiani karinaratiani — Bitterblue takes place several years after the events of Graceling. You don't have to read Graceling to enjoy this book but it will help as many of the characters from Graceling are in this book and events from Graceling are referenced in Bitterblue. Bitterblue is now Queen of Monsea after the death of her father Leck. Leck's 35 year reign of mind-raping terror has left the country a place of secrets and lives that many can't move on from. Bitterblue keeps discovering more and more secrets as she starts venturing out from her castle into the city. She discovers that people are not moving on from the terror of Leck. In fact, there is a group that is doing everything in its power to make sure that the truth about his reign does not come out. It is up to her and her trusted friends to uncover the truth. I said that you didn't have to read Graceling or Fire to enjoy this book and you don't, but I found myself wishing that I had reread them as I was reading Bitterblue. The story of Leck's beginnings in Fire and his end in Graceling are very relevant to this story so you really might want the refresher. Bitterblue is a book about secrets and lies. What people do to keep those secrets, the lies they tell, and what they do to uncover the truth. There are a lot of secrets in this book; it seems like no one is telling the full truth. At times it was hard to keep all the secrets straight and I was right there with Bitterblue asking "what is going on?" and "why is everyone crazy?". Because it really did seem like no one was quite sane. There is a lot of talk about codes and cyphers throughout the book and it does get a little wordy and bogged down. Is it worth it? Ultimately, yes. It does all pay off in the end when secrets are revealed and the mystery is solved; it just takes a while to get there. Bitterblue is a great character and she is surrounded by a wonderful case of supporting characters. She is strong, inquisitive, and always armed. Her supporting cast is comprised of a bunch of characters from the other books and some new ones. I especially loved Death (pronounced Deeth) the royal librarian. He is prickly and grumpy and probably one of my favorite librarians! His grace is speed reading and remembering everything he reads. He is trying to recreate every book Leck destroyed (all 4000+). I loved how he resented Bitterblue at the beginning and then became her greatest ally by the end because she challenged him so much. I think fans of Cashore's other books are really going to enjoy this addition to the Graceling world. It ties the other books together and it will be interesting to see where things go from here.