The Heir and The Crown are the last two books in the YA Selection series by Kiera Cass. Twenty years after the events of The One, The Heir and The Crown follow the story of King Maxon and Queen America's daughter, Eadlyn. Born seven minutes before her twin brother, Eadlyn is the official heir to the throne. When it seems as though the country is in a state of unrest, Eadlyn's parents encourage her to do the unthinkable: host a Selection to find a husband. Agreeing, just to appease her parents and her country, Eadlyn thinks there's no way she'll find true love.
Happily Ever After is a collection of YA companion stories to the first three Selection books.
Sex: There are no sex scenes. There are a few kissing scenes, and a character comes out as gay, but there is nothing graphic.
Language: None.
Drug/Alcohol Use: Mild wine drinking.
Violence/Gore/Frightening Scenes/Death: A few references to deaths that occurred in earlier books.
Final Note: It was nice to see America and Maxon's story continued through the eyes of their daughter, but these last two books weren't as enjoyable as the first three in the series. The stories in Happily Ever After helped provide more development for supporting characters in the first three books. Overall, these were enjoyable reads.
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