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Cover of The Thorn Queen (Standard Edition): A #1 New York Times Bestselling YA Victorian Romantasy of Fae Queens, Forbidden Love, and Court Betrayal (The Rose Bargain, 2)

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The Thorn Queen (Standard Edition): A #1 New York Times Bestselling YA Victorian Romantasy of Fae Queens, Forbidden Love, and Court Betrayal (The Rose Bargain, 2)

Smith, Sasha Peyton

Publisher
HarperCollins
Publication date
2026-04-14
Pages
368
Language
en
Format
hardcover
FantasyScience FictionRomanceHistorical FictionYoung Adult
Synopsis · may contain spoilers

*An instant #1 New York Times bestseller! *This is the standard edition. A deluxe edition with a special design and bonus content is also available for a limited time only. Wed to one brother. In love with the other. Bridgerton, The Selection, and The Cruel Prince collide in this Victorian-inspired romantasy; the sequel to the instant New York Times bestseller The Rose Bargain. Having won the hand of the faerie King Bram, Ivy is now Queen of England. But with his ascension to the throne, Bram unleashed the fae into the human world. After hundreds of years of being kept from their favorite playthings, the Others are looking to make up for lost time—and they do, with wicked revelry that sweeps through the country. To survive, Ivy acts the sweet, devoted wife. Behind the smile, she plots to banish her husband, save her sister Lydia, and reunite with the love of her life, Emmett. Yet Emmet and Lydia are trapped in the Otherworld, where fae games are deadlier than ever—and a queen must play most viciously of all. Or see herself dethroned. Forbidden romance, deceptive bargains, and lethal court intrigue intertwine in this mesmerizing, fae romantasy sequel that will captivate fans of Once Upon a Broken Heart and Belladonna.

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