Review for Rule of Wolves
The final (at least I am going with that) book in the duology! Lots of war, action, some romance, and more!
Friday’s Page 69 ~ Rule of the Wolves by Leigh Bardugo
Nikolai could have chosen to meet the enemy in the field, banners up, troops in plain sight. A show of force. It would have been the honorable thing, the brave thing. But Nikolai figured his soldiers were more interested in surviving than looking noble before the Fjerdans shot them full of holes, and he felt the same.
Monday’s First Sentence ~ The Blackbird Girls by Anne Blankman
Valentina wondered where the birds had gone.
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Review for King of Scars
“Her time is better spent with me. The thorn wood is a path you walk alone, boy king.”
“But it’s a very arduous path,” Nikolai said. “Who will carry my snacks?”
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First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros ~ Notes From My Captivity
My mother puts a lot of stock in dreams. She says she dreamed of me before I was born, knew the color of my eyes and hair. She named me Adrienne in her sleep, and that’s the name she gave me when I came along, blond haired and blue eyed just as she’d predicted. The night I lost my father, she dreamed a heart-monitor line went flat. But I’m not a superstitious person, or one inclined to believe in the magical or supernatural. So I’m not alarmed, or annoyed, when, the morning my stepfather and I are leaving on our trip, Mom wakes from a nightmare about what will happen to us in Siberia.