This book gave me a rare and special reading experience." -Kristin Cashore, New York Times-bestselling author of the Graceling Realm books "The Winner's Curse is breathtaking, a lyrical triumph in YA fantasy. The characters' dilemmas fascinated me and tore at my heart. A truly unforgettable read!" -Robin LaFevers, New York Times-bestselling author of Grave Mercy and Dark Triumph "Every line in The Winner's Curse is beautifully written. and left me positively desperate to see how Kestrel and Arin's story will play out." -Marissa Meyer, New York Times-bestselling author of the Lunar Chronicles series "Brilliant plotting and absolutely gorgeous writing combine to make The Winner's Crime a standout, but it is the complex, deeply layered characters. A perfect ending to an amazing series." -Mary Pearson, New York Times-bestselling author of the Remnant Trilogy The Winner's Curse: "The Winner's Curse teeters on a knife-sharp edge between devastatingly romantic one moment and simply devastating the next. "The Winner's Kiss is intoxicating-a brilliant balance of love, power, and sacrifice-delivered with Rutkoski's addicting sensual prose. In a game like this, can anybody really win? Read more
The East is pitted against the West, and Kestrel and Arin are caught between.
Can she manage to escape before she loses herself? As the war intensifies, both Kestrel and Arin discover unexpected roles in battle, terrible secrets, and a fragile hope. But far north lies a work camp where Kestrel is a prisoner. Kestrel turned into someone he could no longer recognize: someone who cared more for the empire than for the lives of innocent people-and certainly more than she cared for him. He's finally managed to dismiss the memory of Kestrel, even if he can't quite forget her.
the East as his ally and the empire as his enemy. The Winner's Kiss brings a stunning conclusion to the irresistible romance between Kestrel and Arin and the crippling war that has torn about their world in the Winner's trilogy, by New York Times bestselling author Marie Rutkoski.
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