Captain of Fates (Twin Crowns, #4)
Katherine Webber
Bestselling author Katherine Webber pens a highly-anticipated and swoonful new spin-off to the Sunday Times bestselling YA romantic fantasy series, Twin Crowns. Bursting with epic adventure, romance and humour on the high seas. Someone is making waves … Captain Marino Pegasi. Wedded to the sea. Immune to love. Until now … Captain Marino Pegasi is never happier than when he’s exploring the oceans. But when his beloved sister, Celeste, falls gravely ill, he is forced to go on a desperate search for a cure. Little does he know that in his search he will find so much more lying beyond the horizon. Does Marino’s fate truly lie in the hands of a bewitching, mysterious mermaid …? Katherine Webber's book 'Burning Crowns' was a Sunday Times bestseller w/c 2024-04-22.
Publication Year: 2025
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This book was like a warm hug for fans of the twin crowns series. It wasn't the best in terms of quality and plot but it was a nice warm blanket back into Eana and back into the universe for a quick adventure following the dashing Marino. Unfortunately I remember Marino being a bit more of a dashing scallywag in the twin crowns series and I feel like his humour was ramped down but considering the storyline this is acceptable. This one is not cowritten and is a solo book from Katherine Webber. King of Beasts will be written by Catherine Doyle and I quite like the deviation from cowriting. It definitely inspired me to pick up the book. 10/10 for anyone who loved the twin crowns trilogy and wants to read more about a lovable character who hadn't got enough screen time in the main series. Bring on Alarik in 2026!
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