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YAYYY MALINA GOT THE HAPPY ENDING AND MAL DIDN’T HAVE TO DIE 💅
This was an amazing end to the trilogy. All of the characters were written so beautifully. I will reccomend this to everyone I meet. The end was very wholesome. The book did an amazing job of portamraying grief and overcoming it. A knew 5 star series for me.
Puntuación: 8/10Tengo que decir que este no es el libro que más me gusta de toda la saga, sobre todo porque el comienzo se hace bastante pesado ya que no nos cuentan mucho, y por otro lado de nuevo, por la poca importancia que tienen muchos personajes dentro de esta historia, dejándolos en muchos casos con poco diálogo e incluso dejándolos al margen, no dejándoles desarrollarse.Lo que si recalco de esta novela es la maravillosa forma que tiene Leigh Bardugo de contarnos la historia y de describir los paisajes, situaciones e incluso los personajes, y por otro lado también recalcó los giros de trama que da esta historia en todo momento y como nos tiene enganchados a las situaciones difíciles que pasa Alina.EL final, tengo que decir que no es lo que mas me gusto, ya que para mi me pareció un tanto bucólico y demasiado bonito, pero esto es a opinión propia, ya que yo creo que podría haber ocurrido algo mas oscuro o algún acontecimiento sorprendente. Sobre todo, lo del final me recuerda un poquito al final de Los Juegos del Hambre, el cual sinceramente no creo que fuera el adecuado para una saga como esa.En este último libro de la trilogía se nos cuenta cómo Alina después de luchar contra el Oscuro se ha quedado muy débil, escondida junto al Apparat debajo de la Catedral Blanca en unos túneles que la surcan bajo tierra, tiene que buscar el último amplificador de poder de Morozova, de esta manera para quitar al OScuro como rey de Ravka, y recuperar lo que alguna vez fue un gran reino. Pero en este caso será más complicado al ella estar sin poderes, con Mal en desgracia y un segundo ejército de Grisha casi extinto.Como siempre, recomiendo mucho esta saga para todos, ya que es una que engancha, y promete gustar desde la primera página.
I loved the action of this book, the pacing, the world everything. I just didnt like the ending. It made me feel empty afterwards. I fucking love Nikolai so much. His personal story had me in my emotions.SPOILERSWell the end of the book had our MC settle down and live a quiet life after faking her death. I didnt mind that, like shed been wanting that through the trilogy. What I didnt like is her losing her powers. I hate when women in books lose their powers at the happy ending. Like cant they be powerful as heck but settle down. She could of helped train the orphans or something.
Overall rating of this series : 4⭐️Even if the 2nd book was slower and a little less interesting to me, the last book was a great ending to it all. The dynamic between the characters was so nice to see, their relationships were well developped, and the connection between Alina and the Darkling was well used by the author.The ending was perfect, I really liked how it all came together in the end.I'm glad I read this series, the world of Ravka was nice to explore and I'm excited to come back to the Grishaverse when I'll read Six Of Crows.
Alternative cover edition of ISBN13: 9780805094619.
The capital has fallen.
The Darkling rules Ravka from his shadow throne.
Now the nation's fate rests with a broken Sun Summoner, a disgraced tracker, and the shattered remnants of a once-great magical army.
Deep in an ancient network of tunnels and caverns, a weakened Alina must submit to the dubious protection of the Apparat and the zealots who worship her as a Saint. Yet her plans lie elsewhere, with the hunt for the elusive firebird and the hope that an outlaw prince still survives.
Alina will have to forge new alliances and put aside old rivalries as she and Mal race to find the last of Morozova's amplifiers. But as she begins to unravel the Darkling's secrets, she reveals a past that will forever alter her understanding of the bond they share and the power she wields. The firebird is the one thing that stands between Ravka and destruction—and claiming it could cost Alina the very future she’s fighting for.
Sin dudas este es mi libro fav de esta trilogía.Lo de Mal no me lo esperaba para nada pero fue un giro interesante y hace que todos los hilos sueltos para mi se conecten
that was a plot twist, I still want more into The Darklings life and past, expecailly with what you learn in this book, I need to know more about him and Mal
DNF at page 264, you know it’s not for you when it’s been DAYS and you haven’t picked it up to read a single page😳Anyways, after reading spoilers and many reviews, I don’t feel bad DNFing it.
Also der plottwist dass Mal der letzte Verstärker ist, war ja massiv random aber man hat es auch iwi kommen sehen mit dem gannzen war Bagrah gesagt hat. Ich fands auch scheiße das sie gestorben ist und das ende war auch nicht besondern spektakulär aber ich fands allein durch nikolai besser als die erstem beiden teile. Vorallem nikolais "Verwandlung" hat mich fertig gemacht :(
3.5 starsThat ending was unexpected and so...bland. I have no idea how I feel about it.I hate Mal and Alina as a couple so much. Imagine going through all of that trouble just to be with...a guy? Like I honestly thought Alina would serve a better purpose than that. I think Nikolai and the Darkling were the redeeming qualities of this story. The Darkling's end and the way it was written was so beautiful it almost drove me to tears. I feel let down by the ending, but I loved the journey of reading the trilogy.
Not my favorite
But....there were some nice moments
Other moments when i had some tears cornered in my eyes
And moments when i was bored
So altogether....just fine