If you thought Nomi and Serina were rebels in the first book, think again when it comes to Queen of Ruin. I wouldn’t say a reread of Grace and Fury is necessary to jump into the sequel, but I am glad I did to re-familiarize myself with this world’s terms and people. The beginning of the sequel flows nicely from the first book’s ending. I reread Grace and Fury right before reading Queen of Ruin. That being said, I couldn’t wait to dive into Grace and Fury’s sequel, Queen of Ruin. When the rebellious Nomi unexpectedly gets chosen as a Grace, and Serina instead gets sent to prison for Nomi’s secret and a crime she didn’t commit, the two sisters each must figure out their own survival, in hopes of reuniting with one another.
Grace and Fury follows sisters Nomi and Serina, as Serina trains to be one of the Superior’s Graces, the shining example of the perfect woman. I didn’t know much going into this YA dystopian, but I fell in love with this story that focused on sisterhood and had many The Handmaid’s Tale vibes. Tracy Banghart’s Grace and Fury was unexpectedly one of my favorite 2018 reads.
For the sake of spoilers, I will not be including an official summary for Queen of Ruin, the sequel to Tracy Banghart’s Grace and Fury.
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