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A young queen, a people healing their wounds. A majestic land full of mystery, talent, valor and danger!

In a world where very few people have extraordinary abilities, King Leck told lies that made everyone believe thanks to his talent. Bitterblue, who ascended the throne at the age of ten, believed that the people would gradually get over their memories of atrocities after the murder of her sociopath father. However, he is wrong. Thinking that his advisors are overprotective, Bitterblue, when he turns eighteen, disguises himself and escapes from the castle at night and begins to wander around his own city alone, but he does not know that he is setting both his life and his heart on fire. After Talent and Fire, which entered the New York Times bestseller lists, The Secret is angrier, more exciting, more romantic and more adventurous.

"Those who like fantasy books with intricate political details will love this novel set in a palace full of intrigue."
-Publishers Weekly-

"An extraordinary book: sad, deep and beautiful."
-Wandsandworlds.com-

"Cashore has a wonderful, powerful and subtle style; everything you could want in a writer." -Junot Díaz-

"Cashore is a master at creating mystery, keeping people wondering and revealing. He is both a good storyteller and a strong writer."
-New York Times Book Review-

"A story that transcends its genre with its emotional and philosophical weight."
-BCCB-

"Incredibly detailed, full of vibrant and original characters."
-SLJ-

"Readers will read the novel with great speed in the hope that, in the end, all the kingdoms will find peace." -VOYA -

"Heartbreaking; it really makes you sad. Readers expecting a classic happy ending may be disappointed. But those who want to take the risk will love this book and encounter an even greater gift: A hopeful beginning."
-Kirkus Reviews-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 560

Year of Printing: 2014


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Pegasus

First Printing Year: 2014

Language: Turkish