Take the key and lock her up

Take the key and lock her up

Ally Carter

Book - 2017

Desperate to protect her younger brother Jamie, Grace Blakely, her brother, and her friend Alexei are on the run from the forces in Adria who threaten them because Jamie is the true heir to the throne--but it is hard to hide from Prime Minister Alexandra Petrovic and the the secret society that is part of Grace's family heritage, and even harder to know who to trust.

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Subjects
Secret societies > Juvenile fiction.
Assassination > Juvenile fiction.
Conspiracies > Juvenile fiction.
Murder > Juvenile fiction.
Brothers and sisters > Juvenile fiction.
Trust > Juvenile fiction.
Adventure stories.
Secret societies > Fiction.
Assassination > Fiction.
Conspiracies > Fiction.
Murder > Fiction.
Diplomatic and consular service, American > Fiction.
Brothers and sisters > Fiction.
Trust > Fiction.
Action and adventure fiction.
Genres
Action and adventure fiction
Published
New York : Scholastic Press 2017.
Language
English
Main Author
Ally Carter (author)
Edition
First edition
Physical Description
327 pages ; 22 cm
ISBN
9780545654951
Contents unavailable.
Review by Booklist Review

The final chapter of the Embassy Row series is as twisty-turny as its two predecessors. Now aware of the truth that the true heir of the Adrian royal family survived Grace is on the lam, hopping from Oklahoma to the streets of Paris and even to Russia. But she can't escape her new reality: that she and her brother, Jamie, are among the living heirs to the throne. With Jamie out of commission, it's up to Grace to assume her role as princess or continue to risk death. Though the romance thread plays second fiddle to the succession drama, the fast-paced action will keep Carter's fans on their toes.--Barnes, Jennifer Copyright 2017 Booklist

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