Rule of Wolves (King of Scars Book 2)

This book made me gasp so much. The found-family and the plot was so thick, and the action was perfect. I found it amazing that it delved deeper into the lore of the Grishaverse, and that we got to see some past characters come back. I can recommend it strongly!!!

Nikolai, Zoya, Nina and all the others go through hell and back in this book. We meet old foes and this nervewrecking journey comes to an amazing end. With everything we know being questioned, this book absolutly terrific! With alot of new stages from the grishamagic and the growth of the characters (especially Nina and her "acquaintance"), Rule of wolves gives this duology the absolut best ending possible!

Wow! Leigh Bardugo did not disappoint me with this finale. I loved every character, every twist, every second of it! If you haven't done it yet, grab a copy of each of her books and get lost in the world of Grishas. That was an awesome end to a fantastic series.

This was a phenomenal conclusion to the Grishaverse! I gained a whole new appreciation for the series overall and even for characters I hadn't liked before. I enjoye to see where this book took Zoya, Níkolai and Nina and I loved that we got to meet many familiar faces again.

Finally, the Grishaverse has come to an end - and what an ending it is!! I cannot seem to find enough words for Bardugo's unprecedented style of writing. I had extremly high hopes and expectations for the second installment of Nikolai's duology and have definitely not been disappointed. The way Bardugo brings together all of the Grishaverse's loose plot threads is nothing less but perfect. At the same time, there are so many unexpected plot twists and surprising turn arounds that I was left speechles and hooked to continue reading over and over and over again. In the past, I have rarely read a series that was able to constantly keep up such a high quality of narrational talent as well as character development. To end in such a fulminant and perfectly balanced conclusion is the dottiest dot on the i I have ever come across.