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The highly anticipated sequel to the thrilling New York Times best-selling Six of Crows.
Kaz Brekker and his crew have just pulled off a heist so daring even they didn't think they'd survive. But instead of divvying up a fat reward, they're right back to fighting for their lives. Double-crossed and badly weakened, the crew is low on resources, allies, and hope. As powerful forces from around the world descend on Ketterdam to root out the secrets of the dangerous drug known as jurda parem, old rivals and new enemies emerge to challenge Kaz's cunning and test the team's fragile loyalties. A war will be waged on the city's dark and twisting streets - a battle for revenge and redemption that will decide the fate of the Grisha world.
- Sales Rank: #1539 in Audible
- Published on: 2016-09-27
- Released on: 2016-09-27
- Format: Unabridged
- Original language: English
- Running time: 1084 minutes
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30 of 32 people found the following review helpful.
...no funerals...
By amy
They say no mourners, but I'm mourning. I'm mourning that this duology is over. I adored the first book, but the with the addition of the second, the two paired go up in my list of ABSOLUTE PERFECT BOOKS EVAR (which, Ima be honest with you, is kind of hard to get into. The Raven Boys is in there. Harry Potter is in there. You know what's not? The Hunger Games trilogy or even the author's first set of work, the Grisha Trilogy. SCANDALOUS)
This was so delicious. It was. Fulfilling, never disappointing, it whetted my appetite for a last job/heist story and satisfied with the level of a Shawshank Redemption-style smack down. It gave me spine-shiveringly-fingers-grazing-slightly-hungrily romantic moments, sweet first love moments, hungry lip-devouring moments. It gave me moments where I wanted to fist pump the hell out of every character, and then clutch them to my chest.and make soothing crooning moments.I read the entire thing in 6 hours. Then I re-read the ending. Multiple times. Tears and shivers and laughing and crying all at the same time. Every time.
I CANNOT ENUNCIATE ENOUGH MY APPRECIATION FOR THIS BOOK. I literally gasped at the presentation of one character who I didn't see coming (literally or figuratively) but was so delighted at the brilliance of the author's move. Everything fit. A perfect puzzle of a story that comes to the most resounding satisfying snap at the ending. I AM NOT KIDDING. BUY THIS BOOK. Actually, buy Six of Crows first, devour that (if you have't) and then BUY THIS BOOK. And if you're like me, voraciously devour it. Then as soon as you hit the ending, immediately go back and start re-reading, because you know you've missed details the first time around because the pacing of the story wouldn't allow you to slow down and appreciate the nuances. That's what 2nd readings are for. And 3rd. AND CAN I GET A HALLELUJAH FOR NO LOVE TRIANGLES?!!!?!!?! (THAT didn't count. IT doesn't count. I'm not counting IT.)
Thank you Leigh Bardugo, for this duology. Thank you for adding to my miserly BEST READS EVAR pile. Thank you for Kaz, Inej, Jesper, Wylan, Nina, Matthias, Sprecht, Rotty and every other brilliant character you've made so readable and loveable/hateable.
Although, could someone please help me out? Most of the lands are pretty obviously references to real life places. Can I get an assist on Novyi Zem? I know I should be able to figure it out - I feel like it staring at me RIGHT IN THE FACE, not mad, just....disappointed.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Loved it and cried! ♥
By Melissa's Rambling
In this book, I came to love the characters even more. I just loved them!
Crooked Kingdom starts off with a bang, just right out there. The crew is in it from start to finish. In the first book, Six of Crows I was a little bored in the beginning and then it took off for me and I ended up loving it. This one I loved from the first paragraph.
1. Kaz
2. Matthias
3. Wylan
4. Jesper
5. Inej
6. Nina
7. Kuwei
and the others here and there through-out the book are totally awesome!
One of the crew members is kidnapped by the evil, Van Eck, and they are trying to get them back. And of course, you know they do =)
At one point though, when they were talking about torturing said person, I cringed big time at what I thought they were getting ready to do, but they didn't do that particular thing. Leigh Bardugo sure did have me on the edge of my seat saying no, no, no, no!
I loved the little backstories about the group in this book. We get to find out certain things about their home life, what they went through. I loved getting to know Jesper's father in the book, he was a really nice old man that could be a tough cookie too. It even went into Jesper's life with his mom and what happened to her.
One of the saddest I read was of Wylan's life. I mean most of them had sad lives or something happen to them but just the things in Wylan's life was/is sad and just plain evil.
But this is one bad to the bone group of people that have each each others back through the whole story. At least as much as they can. They are so great at what they do! The ordinary things and even the magical things some of them can do. AMAZEBALLS! The high wire part and the walking dead, those were cool parts. I mean the whole book is awesome, you just have to read it! Accept for one part but I digress!
This book is bloody brilliant. I know I say that a lot but there is nothing I like more than to be able to say that about a book I just read! EVEN THOUGH LEIGH BARDUGO BROKE MY HEART A LITTLE ♥
I would say more but I sort of got off track when I saw a spoiler on goodreads and I was bummed the rest of the book. So my review sort of went downhill. But, no spoilers :-)
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
The Long Con has #ALLTHEFEELS.
By Robin Snyder
I needed to wait a little while after reading this to write a review because I was so emotional.
Rating Roller Coaster:
While Reading: ★★★★★ (For 85% most of this)
After Finishing: ✰✰ (I was/am upset)
After Calming Down: ★★★★
*** Non-Spoilery Section of the review. ****
This was one of my most anticipated books this year. That is always a blessing and a curse because it leaves a really high bar to live up to. That said this book delivered in a lot of ways. All of the characters were broken in their own ways and all of them overcame some portion of that in this book. It was fun to root for them overcoming their demons.
Where Six of Crows was a heist Crooked Kingdom was the long con full of intrigue, betrayals and surprises.
Jesper tapped his fingers restlessly on his thighs. “Has anyone noticed this whole city is looking for us, mad at us, or wants to kill us?”
“So?” said Kaz.
“Well, usually it’s just half the city.”
There are plots and plots within plots as Kaz doesn’t like to put all of his eggs into one basket. There were the things that you loved from the first book. The humor of the dialogue, the small inklings of romance and the backstories that made you feel even more connected to the characters.
In addition to that I was happy to see a few characters from the Grisha series. No worries if you haven’t read that everything will still make sense but if you have read it like me I think it was just fun to see what they were up to now and get a hint of the happenings in Ravka. I for one was totally happy to see my favorite character Nicoli aka The Snarkling thrown into the mix.
The con was fantastic and I really loved how it played out. I was genuinely surprised by quite a few things throughout and Bardugo really kept me on my toes.
So why the conflicted rollercoaster rating…well for that you will have to see the rant below. But I will say that the story overall was really well planned and executed. I was sad and book-hangovery when it was done since I was not ready to say goodbye.
****Totally Spoilerific Section I will not be tagging anything extra proceed at your own risk****
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Gah….she had me and I was loving it all and then the ‘thing’ happened and I was inconsolable and pissed and couldn’t even think of writing a review as I would have been really mean. But I’ll get back to that.
One reason I loved Six of Crows so much was because of the characters. They were all awesome and the little band of misfits really made this great little makeshift family.
Kaz was Kaz. He is brutal and broken and that isn’t something that was going to be fixed in a single book. Even though I thought that he was maybe a little nicer in this one since we didn’t see him cut someone’s eye out he still was brutal when it was necessary.
“I’ll tell you a secret, Hanna. The really bad monsters never look like monsters.”
Now the little girl’s lip trembled. “Did you come to eat me? Da says monsters eat children who don’t go to bed when they’re told.”
“They do. But I won’t. Not tonight. If you do two things for me.” His voice was calm, almost hypnotic. It had the coarse rasp of an over- rosined bow. “First, you must crawl into bed. And second, you must never tell anyone you’ve seen us, especially your da.” He leaned forward and gave Hanna’s braid a playful tug. “Because if you do, I’ll slit your mother’s throat and then your father’s, and then I’ll cut out the hearts of all these sweet slobbering hounds. I shall save Duke Silverhaunch for last so that you will know it’s all your fault.”
Inej might be the wraith and a strong confident girl with a plan for her future but she was still a girl who liked a boy but had her own intimacy issues since she was once held as a sex slave at a pleasure house and that has definitely left a mark on her. But Kaz and Inej have trust and so maybe just maybe they will find a way to each other.
. “I would come for you,” he said, and when he saw the wary look she shot him, he said it again. “I would come for you. And if I couldn’t walk, I’d crawl to you, and no matter how broken we were, we’d fight our way out together— knives drawn, pistols blazing.
I like that Inej knows exactly who Kaz is and what he is capable of and accepts him. She isn’t trying to make him a better and kinder person. Because that isn’t who Dirty Hands is and if he cares about you he will rip the world apart for you. I was really glad the entire book wasn’t focused on getting her back, that was just step one of Kaz’s epic plan of revenge.
Wylan gets way more page time in this and we get more and more of an insight into his past. Let’s just say that his father was a complete ass and that carries through the entire story but he was an even bigger one than I had initially expected. Still he has a few brilliant ideas and those go a long way to solidify his place in the crew.
Jesper the guy that always feels just a little more alive in a gun fight than anywhere else probably grew up the most in this. He is trying desperately to get back into Kaz’s good graces after his mistakes of the prior book. But is his recklessness all his fault or just a symptom of trying to hide who he is??? It was an interesting theory since he is a weak Greisha. He and Wylan get a little one on one time together and I could see how they would complement each other well. Jesper and Wylan get quite a bit more page time in the book and while I liked there additions to the story I was really more interested in the other characters.
❈❈❈❈Nina and Mattias❈❈❈❈
I love them, I ship them I will not accept what happened to them. Look this is the part of the book that I was enjoying the most. Every conversation that they had I have highlighted the crap out of. They are adorable together, perfect for each other. I loved them together so much.
Nina is dealing with the after effects of Parem the drug that gave her enormous power to save her friends in their escape from the Ice Palace. The withdrawals are much like that from a drug addiction and they are taking a toll on her. I thought that Bardugo did a great job at capturing how something of this nature can make you say or do things that you normally wouldn’t.
He’d groaned slightly. “The others—”
“Everyone is asleep.”
Then he’d seized her hands. “Stop.”
“Matthias—”
“I don’t have it.”
She yanked herself free, shame crawling over her skin like fire over a forest floor.
“Then who does?” she hissed.
“Kaz.”
She stilled.
“Are you going to creep into his bed?”
Nina released a huff of disbelief. “He’d slit my throat.”
It was just heart-wrenching to watch Nina’s struggle and to feel the helplessness that Mattais felt because there really wasn’t much he could do for her accept to be patient.
But then Nina finds out that maybe she has been altered a little by the drug and I really liked the direction that took in the story. I liked having the fun and flirty Nina back and the way she played with Mattias.
“The first day you showed up at my house for this proper courtship, I would have cornered you in the pantry,” she said. “But please, tell me more about Fjerdan girls.”
“They speak quietly. They don’t engage in flirtations with every single man they meet.”
“I flirt with the women too.”
“I think you’d flirt with a date palm if it would pay you any attention.”
“If I flirted with a plant, you can bet it would stand up and take notice. Are you jealous?”
“All the time.”
Gah….Mattias feels everything so deeply. He is almost a zealot in his love for Nina and I couldn’t get enough of his words.
“Meeting you was a disaster.”
She raised a brow. “Thank you.”
Djel, he was terrible at this. He stumbled on, trying to make her understand. “But I am grateful every day for that disaster. I needed a cataclysm to shake me from the life I knew. You were an earthquake, a landslide.”
“I,” she said, planting a hand on her hip, “am a delicate flower.”
“You aren’t a flower, you’re every blossom in the wood blooming at once. You are a tidal wave. You’re a stampede. You are overwhelming.”
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“I… There is no one I want more; there is nothing I want more than to be overwhelmed by you.”
So I was loving every minute with them and the con is almost done and then…THEN…Mattias is killed. I’m not okay with it….I’m actually still completely heartbroken by it and refuse to accept that is how Nina and Mattias end.
You know when you go into a book and you are pretty sure that not all the characters are going to make it out and you’ve thought about the ones that you’d totally be okay with dying? Or is it just me that does that? So going into this I thought maybe Jesper would do something brave and stupid to get himself killed, or Wyland would kill his father and die doing it to save his friends. I even had a possible scenario in my head where Kaz died to protect Inej the only person he truly cares for. But in all of those scenarios I ran in my head I never could accept that Nina or Mattias would die. BECAUSE I LOVED THEM THE MOST. Mattias is pretty much killed by the boy he was at 14 after he had accepted Nina and Griesha and everything that went with it. It was just awful to read and my heart was left squished and bleeding too.
If just seemed so pointless. I was waiting for Nina’s new found connection with death to take affect and for her to be able to pull his spirit back somehow but then it never came. Nina was supposed to work with Mattias to free his people. Sure she gave her word that she would go to Fjerda and help his people but I don’t like that story without Mattias. I actually hate the thought of reading that story without Mattias so I’ve made my own beginning to said story….Sorry LB
So during one of Mattias’s back flashes to his past we learned about his Wolf and how he got him and what happed to the wolf after Mattias was presumed dead. I was totally waiting for the wolf to show up in the story after that but it never happened.
Still so I can end feeling good about the entirety of this book and be able to move on my thought for the new beginning to Nina’s story goes along with returning Mattais to the ice of Fjerda in the way she knows to preserve the body. Along the way she is befriended by the wolf that was once Mattias’s because the wolf finds her struggling to get Mattias to the land he wanted to be in for his resting place. Djel is so moved by the sacrifice that Mattias made and the promise that he solicited from Nina that he make a bargain with them. Djel with the help of Nina’s power will shift Mattias’s soul into the wolf who has also agreed to said ‘bargain’. He will be Mattias by day and the wolf by night. They must go on a quest for something Djel needs and if they can complete this impossible quest he will return Mattias for good. And YAY he is back. Now I just need LB to create the beautiful story that includes Mattias in it.
I think it might be possible since it seems the Ice Court was made by Grisha power and Mattias made this observation.
He had. An uncomfortable thought. Through Jesper and Kuwei, he had wielded Grisha power. And yet, Matthias did not feel tainted or somehow marked by it. He remembered what Nina had said about the construction of the Ice Court, that it must be the work of Grisha and not the work of Djel. What if both things were true? What if Djel worked through these people? Unnatural. The word had come so easily to him, a way to dismiss what he did not understand, to make Nina and her kind less than human. But what if behind the righteousness that drove the dr�skelle, there was something less clean or justified? What if it wasn’t even fear or anger but simply envy? What did it mean to aspire to serve Djel, only to see his power in the gifts of another, to know you could never possess those gifts yourself?
Also there was this….
I have been made to protect you. His duty to his god, his duty to Nina. Maybe they were the same thing. What if Djel’s hand had raised the waters the night of the wrathful storm that wrecked the dr�skelle ship and bound Matthias and Nina together?
Yes, what if….Then wouldn’t Djel want to help them in order to save his people. *crosses fingers*
I NEED a story where Nina finds her way back to Mattias.
Overall:
This was an entertaining and exciting story. I was personally invested in most of the characters…maybe even a little too much. I liked were the story ended for most and I have heard an unconfirmed rumor that LB is writing a Nina book. So if you read my spoiler you know what I’m hoping for. But now that I’ve had time to process and calm the writing was wonderful, the dialogue great and the characters interesting and complex.
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