Rule of Wolves

What a lovely book and brilliant end to the duology. Obviously would like to read more stories set in this universe, but I think it was a very fair ending. Some parts of the book felt rushed—whereas parts of the first one felt very slow—but overall I very much enjoyed it. Some nice twists which could have easily been predicted but all in all very entertaining.

Women

Way too long and repetitive. I was utterly bored. Almost dnf. But glad I did, bc the ending was satisfying ,albeit too long.
Not as good as the six of crows series.

Great characters and writing. Good resolutions to things, while still laying groundwork for further books in the setting.

As for my concerns stemming from the previous volume:
I still think bringing back the Darkling was a mistake, but the handling of his character and fate in this book was largely well done, to the point of partially redeeming that mistake.

I'm having the time of my life in the GrishaVerse right now^^


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I caaaant believe the superiority of Zoya being literally a Queen, Nina too i really enjoyed her chapters more in this sequel. All the characters from the GrishaVerse appearing in one book i can't, even if I would have liked more of some, it's such a treat. Nikolai is the best as always, the politics were on point, we got more Shu, more Suli, more Fjerda...
And I actually can't believe that Aleksander is really being set up on a redemption arc, can't wait to see what will happen in the next crows book !!