That’s why Kai is nagging Cinder to finish fixing his android because there’s information in there he badly needs that can somehow help him dethroning Queen Levana. But of course there’s no way Kai will agree to marry an evil Lunar like her. And now that Kai is to become Emperor, she wants to be Empress. For so long she and her kind has been threatening the people of Earth and the leaders of the Earth have been trying to make a peace agreement with her but her demands are unbelievable. On the other hand, Queen Levana, the Lunar Queen everyone hates, is visiting the Earth to pay respect to the late Emperor. Erland also lets her leave the labs but to check in once in a while. After explaining to her, Cinder voluntarily agrees to do the trials thinking it could help Peony and other people. But he keeps his findings to himself only sharing a little to Cinder because he knew it could be dangerous once people learn about this information. Erland curious and after some research here and there, he finally realizes why. No one survives the trials but surprisingly, Cinder does. Erland, the scientist conducting the trials. And now that Cinder is brought to the labs for the trials, she and Prince Kai meet again.

He’d met Cinder on her booth before to ask her to fix his android and obviously there was attraction between them, though Cinder tried to deny it.

Meanwhile, Prince Kai has his own problems and is mourning the death of his father caused by the plague. But when Peony gets infected by letumosis, Adri blames Cinder and soon volunteers her for the cure trials against her will. Peony is actually kind to Cinder and they get along well. Fortunately she has her very useful android Iko who accompanies and helps her get through everyday. Now Cinder lives, works, to be exact, for her stepmother Adri and stepsisters Pearl and Peony. But it was not long after that her father died because of Letumosis, a plague that’s been killing both human and cyborgs alike. She doesn’t really remember her life before the surgery but she knows that she’s from Europe and her father, adoptive father, took her home with him five years ago. She can fix anything tech-related and is the best in the field. The book centers on Cinder, a sixteen year old mechanic in New Beijing. “She was a cyborg, and she would never go to a ball.” Maybe a little but not this asdfgfdjhfkdghlhg much! If you know what I mean. ”Ĭinder has been sitting on my TBR pile for a while now and since I was determined to finish off some series this year, I decided to put the it on my list of top 5 series I’ll finally, finally, read in 2016! So there I was reading this book and oh my god did I love it! It’s probably one of my best reads this year! And to be honest, I didn’t expect to love it this much.

Out of chivalry when he saw her standing alone. “And the prince did know her now, sort of.

Cinder book 4