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Set against a richly woven backdrop of political tension and magic, the narrative unfolds as Nikolai grapples with his royal duties while harboring secret ambitions. The choices he makes affect not only his future but also the fate of those around him, revealing the intricacies of loyalty and betrayal within the corridors of power.
As the story progresses, readers witness Nikolai's growth—both as a leader and an individual. He is determined to carve out his own path, battling not just external threats but also the demons within. In his relentless pursuit of freedom and justice, he redefines what it means to be a ruler in a world fraught with peril.
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It took me 4 years, but I have finally read King of Scars. I put it off because Nikolai was one of my favouite characters and I was scared to read this and either it be bad, or so good that I cannot read it for the first time again.This book was great, I loved it and had a great time. I definitely missed Leigh Bardugos writing too. It was so easy to slip back into this world and these characters.However, this book felt less like Nikolais and more like a story about Nina and Zoya. I love those girls a lot more now. I was hoping we would see them all meet up more but we didn't so fingers crossed for book 2.Also as a side note, this book definitely feels more character driven than plot driven for like 80% of it.
Melhor que a trilogia Grisha, ficando em segundo lugar, atrás de Six of Crows. Zoya é 100% melhor que Alina, tanto que a autora descartou a Alina sem pensar duas vezes. Queria que a Alina tivesse a personalidade e o passado de Zoya e que, no final, tivesse um romance com o futuro rei. Como isso não aconteceu, voltemos a falar sobre o primeiro livro do King, que foi tão bom que já vou dar continuidade no segundo. Não era para eu ter demorado tanto para terminar a saga Grisha, mas fiquei com ódio da Netflix por ter cancelado a série.\n\nA escrita é a mesma dos outros livros, nada de inovador, mas é gostosinho de acompanhar, principalmente com a Alina e o par dela longe kkk.
DNFing at page 332. This book did nothing wrong, other than the pace dragging on for ages and that I can see the end coming from a mile away…