Agata, Princess of Iberia is such a good book. The first 10% entirely draws the reader in, investing them with a need to know what's going to happen as the city is overrun by marauders. Agata is a character who develops throughout the story so that by the end, she's almost unrecognisable from the character we're first introduced.
And she's not the only strong female character, this book is stuffed with them, and all of them are engaging and clearly defined.
There are twists and turns, double-crossing galore, and just a really well-told story. Loved it:)
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