A review by leahsbooks
King of Scars, by Leigh Bardugo
5.0
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https://www.leahsbooksandcooks.com/post/king-of-scars
It was great to see more of Nikolai and Zoya in this book, although I really didn't know exactly what I was in for with this one. My one regret is that I won't ever be able to recapture the feeling of reading this book for the first time.
This book picked up on the best characteristics from each of the other series - plenty of action, political intrigue, heists, twisty plot maneuvering, and no shortage of incredible world-building. The end completely threw me for a loop. I was immediately antsy for the next book to be out. Unfortunately, it isn’t out yet. But the book overall was definitely an awesome one, and it was like seeing friends I haven’t visited and didn’t expect to see for a long, long time. I’m guessing the next one will feel similar.
https://www.leahsbooksandcooks.com/post/king-of-scars
It was great to see more of Nikolai and Zoya in this book, although I really didn't know exactly what I was in for with this one. My one regret is that I won't ever be able to recapture the feeling of reading this book for the first time.
This book picked up on the best characteristics from each of the other series - plenty of action, political intrigue, heists, twisty plot maneuvering, and no shortage of incredible world-building. The end completely threw me for a loop. I was immediately antsy for the next book to be out. Unfortunately, it isn’t out yet. But the book overall was definitely an awesome one, and it was like seeing friends I haven’t visited and didn’t expect to see for a long, long time. I’m guessing the next one will feel similar.