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A review by yourwordsmyink
King of Scars by Leigh Bardugo
5.0
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First of all, I gave this 5 Stars because that's what Leigh Bardugo deserves. She is our Queen and I love her writing. Nothing brings me greater joy than the Grishaverse. However, King of Scars might be my least favourite book in the series.
Here's why: It was slow. For a book titled 'King of Scars' we see surprisingly little of Nikolai. It feels like this wasn't his story. I would have been fine with a dual POV between him and Zoya, but Nina's POV was a tad much for me.
Don't get me wrong, a lot of fantasy books follow multiple POVs that don't always deal with the same storyline (eg Game of Thrones), and I absolutely adore Nina. BUT I thought her POV dragged the story out. I found myself bored with her chapters. I would have rather followed Zoya and Nikolai, as this is HIS series.
I'm hoping that the second book brings all of them together and that we get more of Nikolai.
First of all, I gave this 5 Stars because that's what Leigh Bardugo deserves. She is our Queen and I love her writing. Nothing brings me greater joy than the Grishaverse. However, King of Scars might be my least favourite book in the series.
Here's why: It was slow. For a book titled 'King of Scars' we see surprisingly little of Nikolai. It feels like this wasn't his story. I would have been fine with a dual POV between him and Zoya, but Nina's POV was a tad much for me.
Don't get me wrong, a lot of fantasy books follow multiple POVs that don't always deal with the same storyline (eg Game of Thrones), and I absolutely adore Nina. BUT I thought her POV dragged the story out. I found myself bored with her chapters. I would have rather followed Zoya and Nikolai, as this is HIS series.
I'm hoping that the second book brings all of them together and that we get more of Nikolai.