
Chronically ill neurosparkly mood reader & bunny lover 📚🐇 Love escaping into a fantasy world ✨️
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I picked this up because I loved the Divergent series when I was younger and I was hoping for another thrilling adventure, which I certainly got here. Although sci-fi and dystopian fiction isn't usually my preference, this really hit the spot and I am very disappointed to learn that the sequel won't be out until next year - I don't know how to cope with the cliffhanger we were left on until then!
It was fast-paced, with unpredictable twists and turns that kept me guessing throughout, and I was right there with the characters as they navigated each deadly threat that comes with a war between two worlds. Some plot points are very predictable, but it never feels boring as you can never work out if/how the characters are going to reach the same conclusions as you. The writing was good sequel! and the worldbuilding was brilliant, except for missing a few important things out of how the Fever works at the beginning, but these are explained later. The characters have complex back stories but they are explained well and it brings excellent depth to the plot.
If an action-packed adventure with prophecies, danger and complex betrayals is what you're looking for, this could certainly hit that spot. Thank you to NetGalley, Veronica Roth and the publishers for the eARC in exchange for an honest review - I am so looking forward to reading the sequel!

Six of Crows (Six of Crows, #1)
Leigh Bardugo
I can’t stop picturing Mr Fettick & Mr Flogg as Thomson and Thompson from Tintin! The bowler hats, moustaches!! They just need canes next 😭
goldbunny603 commented...
Literally came to the forum specifically to find out if anyone else was thinking this, and the whole absurd journalists-chasing-them-to-set-them-up-as-heroes vibe is so Tintin. It reminds me of the one with the setup with the ships in bottles. I'm so glad other people get the reference too!