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Queen of Tomorrow (Stolen Empire Book 2), by Sherry D. Ficklin

Sophie—now Catherine, Grand Duchess of Russia—had a tough first year at Imperial Court. Married at sixteen to Grand Duke Peter, heir to the throne, and settled in their own palace, things start to look up. As a new day dawns, Catherine thinks only of securing her future, and the future of their country, during one of the greatest political upheavals of her time. Fighting desperately against forces that try to depose the Empress Elizabeth and put the young Prince Ivan on her throne, Catherine soon finds herself in the middle of a war brewing between her beloved Prussia and her new empire. While navigating the fragile political landscape, she quickly realizes that she has only begun to discover the tangled web of deceit and infidelity woven over the lavish court of Oranienbaum Palace.

When a strange and delicate alliance forms between the young couple, Catherine glimpses a future of happiness, only to see it vanish at the hands of those who still seek to end her life—and prevent her reign. Out of favor with the empress and running out of options, Catherine must sacrifice her own innocence on the altar of Russia if she is to save the nation and herself. To survive, she will have to do the unthinkable, betray those closest to her and become something greater and more dangerous than she ever imagined she could be… a queen.

  • Sales Rank: #32879 in eBooks
  • Published on: 2015-07-04
  • Released on: 2015-07-04
  • Format: Kindle eBook

From School Library Journal
Gr 9 Up—This sequel to Queen of Someday (Clean Teen, 2014) is a breezy romance with a thick historical veneer. The author clearly states that she plays fast and loose with historical details and dates. This allows readers to be swept along by the story and not be bothered by the accuracy of events or dates. Grand Duchess Catherine of Russia—the future Catherine the Great—has come a long way since her days as a minor Prussian princess. At the Russian royal court, she must navigate the complexities of court life to keep her hopes of ruling Russia alive. She falls in and out of favor with the empress, who treats Catherine as a pawn useful only for producing an heir. Her marriage to Grand Duke Peter is a sham, mostly due to Peter's completely reprehensible behavior. He is childish and mercurial, which endears him to no one. Catherine comes across as intelligent, brave, and resilient, despite her cruel circumstances. She often sees herself sacrificing personal character for the greater good of Russia. The story moves quickly, and the characters use modern, casual dialogue. Because the author is so straightforward regarding her use of authorial license, historical details blur together. Ficklin does stay true to the large sexual appetites of her historical figures—there are a great number of sexual situations. VERDICT Queen of Tomorrow should please many romance lovers and fans of the TV show, Reign, but avid historical fiction readers will find it disappointing.—Lisa Crandall, formerly at the Capital Area District Library, Holt, MI

Review
Praise for Queen of Someday:
 
"A must-read romance."
~USA Today
 
"(We) want to read this book for a third time--yes, it's that good."
~Just Jared Jr. Book Club
 
"If I could rate this book more than five stars, I would. It was INCREDIBLE."
~Kelli from Beautiful Book Chaos
 
"I don't know when the next book will be out but I can guarantee it will be too long."
~Michelle (Goodreads reviewer)
 
"(This) book is utterly brilliant."
~Pearl from Bibliopearl Reviews
 
"Ficklin's writing is a marvel to read."
~Sara from Smitten Over Books
 
"Queen of Someday is a bright new addition to the YA scene..."
~Bobbi (Goodreads Reviewer)
 
"...holy crap I loved that ending. It was perfect!"
~Eileen Lee of Book Captain Reviews

About the Author

Sherry is a full time writer from Colorado where she lives with her husband, four kids, two dogs, and a fluctuating number of chickens and house guests. A former military brat, she loves to travel, eat exotic food, and meet new people. She can often be found browsing her local bookstore with a large white hot chocolate in one hand and a towering stack of books in the other. That is, unless she's on deadline at which time she, like the Loch Ness monster, is often only seen in blurry photographs.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Even Better Than The First
By Laura Hernandez
The story just gets better and better and I loved this book even more than the first as it takes us further into the future as Catherine is now married to Peter and we witness more of her suffering. I was immediately swept away by the intrigue and romance. Well written plot with superbly developed characters that seem larger than life. I cannot wait to get ensnared in the third book. I highly recommend this author's books.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Unlike other trilogies, this is a strong middle entry and a quite enjoyable read (4 stars)
By norcalgal
"Queen of Tomorrow" did not disappoint. For me, the second novel in a trilogy is usually where a series comes to die, but this book equaled, indeed surpassed "Queen of Someday" in terms of plot, storytelling and character.

The pace was quick and breezy, just as the first novel was, with dialogue for today's audience. No formal, stilted language of Imperial Russia here. The characters were consistent from one book to another. The plot was full of the court intrigue we first came to know in QoS, and the best parts for me, were how Catherine deftly, and intelligently is able to navigate the tricky (and potentially deadly) machinations of court life.

There were only two things that gave me pause: first, so some random guy shows up, pledges his loyalty to you above all else, and boom - he's now your personal bodyguard? Is it really that easy? Don't get me wrong, I liked Grigori just fine, but had to give this the side eye.

The second part of the novel that didn't work for me was (SPOILER) the dropped storyline of trying to find out who pushed Catherine down the stairs, resulting in her miscarriage. Both she and Peter seemed so determined to root out the devil who caused the loss of the precious heir to the throne, then nothing...Catherine suspects Elizabetta as the culprit but doesn't seem to do anything to find out the truth, besides rouse the feelings of her countrymen/women at a dinner so as to get their passive help in finding out who done the deed. END SPOILER

But I cannot lie - my favorite parts of the novel involve Catherine and Sergei. I shipped them in the first novel and am so very glad to see their relationship is still going strong. I just love how these two are each other's best allies, confidantes, and of course, their smoking hot er, 'interactions' (well as hot as can be for a YA novel without getting into anything too graphic).

Speaking of Sergei, something that surprised me in a good way was something that didn't happen in this book. Given how forceful Catherine was in declaring to him that as long as he lived, she would not love nor bed another, I felt for sure Sergei wouldn't live to the end of the book. Catherine's pronouncements read to me as extremely anvilicious, so it was a nice surprise that he was still alive (and as tight as ever with Catherine) by novel's end.

I cannot wait to read the third and final novel. I have faith Sherry Ficklin will do the end of the series justice.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Dying to read book 3!
By Connie Reichold
Book #2 has all of the intrigue, history, and romance that I loved about the first one. Things were a little different this time around though. Peter's wrath gets more intense and there's some pretty dark stuff that readers will have to deal with. The story takes you back and forth between two castles and courts. I was surprised to find out I didn't want to leave Winter Palace as much. After reading the first book, it kind of felt like home.

There is great character development for our dear little Sophie. After the heartbreaking events in Queen of Someday, she is certainly hardened. She has a lot of tough decisions to make and there isn't always a "right one". After she is finally pushed to her breaking point, she resolves to do something I don't think anyone saw coming.

Ficklin's story telling is beautiful and brilliant, as always, and I didn't want this book to end. I think the only real problem I have with these books is that they're too short! I'm definitely getting the conclusion, Queen of Always, soon, so catch up to me and watch out for the review!

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