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Praise for Four Dead Queens:“Scholte’s breakneck debut offers, above all else, a satisfyingly full meal…Here’s a standalone novel that manages to build and immerse its reader in a completely new world, and tell its engrossing story, beginning to end, in around 400 pages…[A] fresh, fun introduction to Scholte as an author — a good, devious mix of some of the best fantasy and murder mystery that YA has had to offer recently.” —Entertainment Weekly“Astrid Scholte's propulsive debut YA novel checks all the boxes for an addictive read.” —Refinery29“Four Dead Queens is a darkly delicious tale that keeps you in constant suspense. A thrilling, genre-blending book perfect for fans of both fantasy and murder mysteries. I just might be the fifth dead queen because this story—with its labyrinthine twists and turns—slayed me in every possible way.” –Kerri Maniscalco, #1 New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of the Stalking Jack the Ripper series“A cinematic thrill ride brimming with murder, mayhem, and twists that will shock you, Four Dead Queens is sure to be your next obsession. Absolutely riveting.”—Sarah Glenn Marsh, author of the Reign of the Fallen series “Astrid Scholte breaks into the fantasy genre with a triumphant, exciting debut that will keep readers guessing all the way to final chapter. Four Dead Queens is not to be missed!” –Beth Revis, New York Times bestselling author of Give the Dark My Love“Scholte's stand-alone debut marks her as an author to watch.” —Kirkus   “Scholte has created an intrigue-heavy adventure in a world filled with characters whom readers will want to revisit.” —Publishers Weekly   “Debut author Scholte manipulates multiple points of view and flashbacks to create an action-packed romance.” —Booklist   “The story takes unexpected turns, has complicated characters who develop over time, and ends unpredictably …. A recommended addition to young adult fantasy/dystopian collections.” —School Library Journal“A fierce, darkly compelling protagonist...and readers will want to double back to get a better look at the various turns of the enticingly twisting timeline.” —Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books

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About the Author

Raised on a diet of Spielberg, Lucas and Disney, Astrid knew she wanted to be surrounded by all things fantastical from a young age. She's spent the last 10 years working in film, animation and television as both an artist and manager. Career highlights include working on James Cameron's Avatar, Steven Spielberg's The Adventures of Tin Tin and Happy Feet 2 by George Miller. She's a visual writer and aims to capture the vivid stories that play like movies in her head. When she's not writing, she's painting her favorite fictional characters and obliging her furry overlords, Lilo and Mickey. Four Dead Queens (Putnam, 26th of February 2019) is her debut novel.

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Product details

Roughcut: 432 pages

Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers (February 26, 2019)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0525513922

ISBN-13: 978-0525513926

Product Dimensions:

5.9 x 1.3 x 8.6 inches

Shipping Weight: 1.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Average Customer Review:

4.0 out of 5 stars

36 customer reviews

Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

#6,596 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

I so enjoyed this book! I loved how the story unfolded and kept me turning the page! Keralie grows so much in this story and Varin along with her. They helped each other see what they could be in the future. That he didn’t have to be a messenger with a looming death date and she doesn’t need to be a Thief. I would highly recommend!

As I read the descriptions of the characters, my mind kept going to how they would look on the big screen. The story is well written, very descriptive and interesting. This land is made of four quadrants and each quadrant has a queen. Each quadrant is very different. One is farming and obtaining natural resources - without electricity, another is developing technology and medicine, another produces arts, fashion and entertainment, while the fourth arranged imports and exports for all the quadrants. Each quadrant has a queen. Until the queens start getting killed. The story surrounds the mystery of the murders, the whos, the hows and the whys.

Four Dead Queens was an engaging read with lots of twists and turns that ended with a shocker. (Didn’t see that one coming!). The writing style was fast pace, and the method of each chapter switching from one character’s view point to another really kept me engaged. The characters were fleshed-out and believable, and the descriptions of the four realms ruled by the four queens were pretty in-depth. But I hope the final version of the book has a map of the world. A map would have help to visualize where the realms were in relation to each other. (I read an ARC which was not complete, and had quite a few editing errors.)But as much as I was shocked by the ending I was also a little disappointed with the ramifications of the murders. I don't want to include any spoilers but I personally think Lyker would have tried to murder the person that killed the love of his life. I just thought the final outcome was a little too fluffy and unrealistic, but a good read nonetheless.

Four Dead Queens is Astrid Scholte’s debut novel; though she’s not new to the world of writing. Before she decided to dive headfirst into books (which I can already tell you was a brilliant decision) she was a writer for film and television.What first caught my attention to Four Dead Queens had to be the cover. I love the bright turquoise over the dark background, with the silver font. Having all the crowns be in different styles was a nice touch as well. Though I’ll confess that for the briefest moment I thought this was another book by Kendra Blake thanks to all of the crowns on the cover. That misunderstanding didn’t last long though, I can promise you that.The novel is based on a nation divided into four. Thus the need for four queens. Each queen rules her district, and there’s very little crossing that happens between each one. The districts are; Toria (the intellectual quarter), Ludia (the emotional quarter), Archia (the agricultural quarter), and finally Eonia (the futurist quarter – not to be mistaken for Toria). Naturally the nation is named Quadara – nothing else really would have made sense, now would it? The queens all rule from the same throne rule, also split into four, but they don’t make joint decisions. At least not about the individual districts.Warnings first: There are some scenes, both ones that actually occurred and those pictured or described that are fairly graphic. They all pertain to the plotting and murdering of the four queens. For the record, you can usually tell when one of these scenes is about to happen, so if it is disturbing to you it could be easily skipped.I’ll confess that I was somewhat hesitant to read a book titled ‘Four Dead Queens.’ While I’ll admit that I could tell, from the title alone, that it could have a lot of potential for intrigue and fascination…I was worried that it’d be a heavy tale. I’m sure that’s understandable, since the title sort of implies that four queens will be dying imminently. But then I went and read the except over at BookishFirst, and I was immediately enthralled. I just knew I had to read all of it, and sooner rather than later.My favorite part about Four Dead Queens is that I walked into it with an assumption being made; that four queens were dead or going to die, only to have that thrown into question. For a while nothing was clear, not even the accuracy of the title. And I really liked that. Scholte managed to throw some surprises at us with what seemed like the only part of the plot set in stone. That I couldn’t predict how the rest of it would go from there was wonderful. It was all masterfully done.I was pleasantly surprised by the choices made for perspectives in this book. While I would have assumed that the queens would be shown in their own perspectives (and I was right on that count) I wouldn’t have expected Keralie at all. She’s seemingly uninvolved in any of it, but somehow ends up in the center of the mess before the end.I really enjoyed Keralie’s character in particular, though there were one or two queens that I was fond of as well. Keralie absolutely had the most character growth during the course of the novel. She took some blows, both emotionally and physically, and she came out stronger for it in the end. I love it.I can’t wait to see what Scholte does for her next book. Hopefully we’ll get some hints soon! I don’t think it’ll be a sequel to Four Dead Queens, but then again I could be wrong. Regardless I’m looking forward to hearing more about whatever book it’ll end up being.

Oof…I’m going back and forth between 3 and 4 stars on this one. Until we got to the last bit of the book, I thought it would be 5 stars, but then…things happened.For much of the book, this is extremely unique and interesting. I loved our main character. I enjoyed trying to figure out what the author was doing with the structure of her story. It didn’t make sense at first, but I trusted the author knew what she was doing – and she did.I loved, loved, loved that every time I thought I knew where the author was going (YA tropes, anyone?), she switched it up. My smug statements about how *this* was going to happen or *that* was going to happen – wrong every time.But the end. Oh, the poor ending!Suddenly one of our characters turns into a fantasy Hercules Poirot (let me call you all together to solve the crime and tell you how I did it) and our main character and another get…sappy teen cow-eyed god please save me from this now romantic.After thinking, I’ll go with 4 stars. The author has a unique voice, a deft hand with plot twists, and I want to see what she’ll do next. Just…not that kind of ending again, please!

Four Dead Queens is about dreams, motivations, and the lengths we will go to achieve our goals. Imagine a world divided into purposes: technology, agriculture, art, etc. It's not so different from the world I know. The Midwest is for agriculture, New York is for culture etc. These similarities only enhanced my experience of the novel, I connected with the characters, I found them interesting. I liked the dialogue of the main characters especially, she was fun and interesting to follow. I also really loved the role the queens play in the plot of the novel, interesting and different. This book encompassed a complete and awesome plot with its pages. The best thing, for me, about this book, is that it is a standalone. Many times, I find myself wanting to read a strong, well-written fantasy, but unable to commit myself to a series. That's where this book will shine.

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