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Vow of Thieves

(Dance of Thieves #2)

Mary E. Pearson (Goodreads Author)

4.50 · Rating details · 760 ratings · 201 reviews

Kazi and Jase have survived, stronger and more in love than ever. Their new life now lies before them―the Ballengers will be outlaws no longer, Tor's Watch will be a kingdom, and the two of them will meet all challenges side by side, together at last.

But an ominous warning mars their journey back, and in their rush to return to Tor's Watch, just outside the fortress walls, ...more

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Aug 12, 2019 Irina rated it it was amazing

HANDS DOWN MY FAVORITE BOOK FROM THIS YEAR

"Vow of Thieves" was my most anticipated release of this year and I wasn't disappointed. It was perfection. Everything that I was expecting and more. The story, the characters, the plot, the writing style, the ROMANCE...it was so good. I don't even have words to describe it. I don't know how I will recover after reading this book because my heart is torn in pieces.
Mary E Pearson knows how to write a book. You should definetly go and read it. I guarant ...more

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Mar 24, 2018 Candace Robinson rated it it was amazing

I absolutely loved the Kiss of Deception novels and the first book in this duology spinoff was great too! So my question was, how would this second book end? And applause, applause! Because it was very well done!

Reading the dual POVs from Jase and Kazi were both awesome! I loved and cared for them rather equally, which is usually a hard concept for me! I generally prefer one character over the other!

In this story, intense stuff goes down and it had my pulse racing! Without giving too much away, ...more

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Sep 28, 2018 Cheryl marked it as to-read

August 2019. WHY DID I READ DANCE OF THIEVES NOW????

7/12/19 - I DO NOT want to rush a chunk of summer away, BUT, less than a month!!!!

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Jan 30, 2019 Helena of Sparta ✰ marked it as to-read

Shelves: wish-list, monthly-tbr, young-adult, high-fantasy, best-of-2019, favourites

OMG...FINALLY...FINALLY THIS IS OUT!!! YAY!!! 😍

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Jun 11, 2019 Stacee rated it it was amazing

Shelves: netgalley, physical-arc, read-in-2019

After reading and devouring Dance of Thieves, I started Vow as soon as I got it in my greedy hands.

I love love love Kazi and Jase. I love how they’re strong on their own, but even better and stronger together. I love their banter and sweet swoons and basically everything between them.

Plot wise, man...I wasn’t ready at all. This is a roller coaster of kissing and fighting and stabbing and explosions and treachery. Throw in a couple of surprising reveals and character appearances and I didn’t know ...more

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Jul 18, 2019 arini rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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i'm so overwhelmed with emotions. all of them culminating to one, indescribable something. the one that feels like you just walk through the gates of heaven after braving a rollercoaster journey through hell.

the ending had me sobbing from tears of happiness. i know this is such a generic response readers tend to have upon finishing a beloved book. but i spoke of the truth.

i was greedy when i was reading it. it felt like i was soaking it all up with one sweep of my eyes across the pages. despite ...more

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Jul 17, 2019 Shelley rated it really liked it

Shelves: 2019-release, arc-netgalley, young-adult-fantasy

*Source* Publisher
*Genre* Young Adult, Fantasy
*Rating* 4.0

*Thoughts*

Vow of Thieves, by author Mary E. Pearson, is the finale to the Dance of Thieves duology. This series takes place in the same universe as the authors Remnant Chronicles. The story start off few weeks after Dance of Thieves ended with Kazimyrah of Brightmist/Rahtan, and Jase Ballenger, Patrei of Tor's Watch, returning to Tor's Watch with wonderful news from Lia, the Queen of Venda. Jase once her prisoner, is now her lover. Kazi i ...more

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Feb 07, 2017 Mary H rated it it was amazing

2019:
Wow. That just destroyed my feels, and I lovex every minute.

2018:
I must have it.

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Feb 08, 2019 Nia •ShadesOfPaper• rated it it was amazing

Shelves: arcs, series-to-finish, 2019-favorites, high-fantasy, 2019-releases, 2019-arcs, fantasy, young-adult, spin-off, books-read-in-2019

You can find this review on my blog Shades of Paper.

“Will you teach us how to fly?
No. I will teach you other things. Things that will keep you alive.”

I’m so glad I decided to re-read Dance of Thieves before diving into this one, because it made my whole reading experience to a whole another level. There were a lot of important details that were pretty important in this installment that I didn’t remember, and so going into Vow of Thieves with a fresh memory was a great idea. And oh my god, I’ ...more

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Aug 08, 2019 Carol (StarAngel's Reviews) Allen rated it it was amazing

Shelves: fantasy, captive, made-me-cry, 5-star-books, kickass-heroine, all-time-favorite, emotional-roller-coaster

Another 5 Star read and if I could give it more...I certainly would!

Again, I was lost in the pages with these characters that were developed perfectly...the world building spot on and the writing...I can only compare it to prose...it was smooth, flowing, without any holes!

Perfect book...and the ending? Is it open for more? Maybe a new spinoff?

I'll definitely keep my eyes open for more from Ms. Pearson.

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Jun 16, 2019 Avy (Book Looney) ❄️ rated it it was amazing

Shelves: all-time-favorites, my-books

Me finishing the last couple of chapters of this heart breaking book.

Not only did Mary Pearson give me an advanced reader's copy at YALLWEST, she did it with the intention of breaking my heart, because that's exactly what this book did. IT BROKE MY HEART.

Why was this book so precious? Well let's count the ways, shall we?

1. The writing
2. The beautiful OTPs
3. The powerful, strong, independent heroines
4. Those fight scenes (my God they were amazingly written)
5. The fact that she brought back all m ...more

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Apr 06, 2019 Erin Arkin rated it it was amazing

Shelves: can-t-fricken-wait, series, fantasy, books-i-will-love-forever-and-ever, swoony-book-boyfriends, read-in-2019

Ahhhhhh so good!! I don't even know what else to tell you.

I love this series and I am so sad that Kazi and Jase's story is over...at least in writing, right?!? Mary Pearson somehow knows exactly what I am looking for in a YA fantasy and I can't even put into coherent words how much I loved this book - It was everything I was hoping for.

This book has everything - action, danger, swoons, family, friendships...and so much more!! If you haven't started yet, you are missing out and I don't even know ...more

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Apr 28, 2019 Gaby rated it it was amazing

I don't think Mary E. Pearson is capable of writing a book I won't love. The second half of Jase and Kazi's story was just as compelling and exciting as the first half. Such a solid, exciting, lush, and delightful fantasy - perfect for fans of Marie Rutkoski, Tamora Pierce, and Robin LaFevers.

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Mar 21, 2019 Mai marked it as to-read

Don’t get me wrong, I understand the difference between wants and needs.

And I am telling y’all that I NEED this book.

SEND HELP!

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Aug 05, 2019 Milena rated it really liked it

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Vow of Thieves is a very satisfying conclusion to the Dance of Thieves duology. Just like the first book, it has plenty of action, adventure, swoon, and political intrigue. I enjoyed being back in this universe and revisiting all the characters. Mary E. Pearson has created rich and fascinating world with her Remnant Chronicles, I cannot wait to see what she will write next.

*ARC provided by the publisher via Edelweiss

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Jul 27, 2019 Lauren rated it it was amazing

What an intense and satisfying end to the DANCE OF THIEVES duet. I was completely taken by this story and on the edge of my seat following Kazi and Jase as they return to Tor’s Watch and discover that things are not at all how they left them. Danger, revelations and romance abound. Plus a terrible and very clever villain. I can of recommend this series highly enough! Love triangle factor: none

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Jun 27, 2019 Christine Manzari rated it it was amazing

This was absolute perfection. I fell even more in love with Jace and Kazi...and the entire Ballenger clan.

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Feb 03, 2019 Alice marked it as to-read

Pre-review: I swore off this as an insta-buy but why they gotta make such a nice cover to make me waver like this.

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Jul 01, 2019 Loretta (Laughing Listener) rated it it was amazing

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*I was graciously given a free copy in exchange for an honest review*
June 2019
Format: eBook
Overall Rating: 5 Stars

*Aggressive panting* I DID IT. *Pants* I’M HERE. *More panting* I MADE IT.

Tired Spongebob

PHEW. Guys. This book. Talk about action. From page one, this story kicks it into high gear and doesn’t let up. It feels like I just ran ten miles and I don’t even care because it was AMAZING. If you thought Dance of Thieves was awesome, just wait because this one packs an even bigger punch ...more

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Jul 23, 2019 gelowmichael rated it liked it

Shelves: arc, 2019-reads, romance-y, fiction, young-adult

3.5 stars

If you are a fan of the Remnant Chronicles with instant love and more romance, Dance of Thieves series would be a great read for you.

Don't take it as a bad review for a well-written story, but the whole series is quite not my cup of tea.

Kazi and Jase's story was well crafted because of Dance of Thieves' well narration and great character building. Each character in the story contributes a good plot, and every part of the story was well thought.

Dance of Thieves left a good ending for me ...more

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Jul 28, 2019 Andi (Andi's ABCs) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: own, favorites, amazon-review, series, from-publisher, would-recommend

This review was originally posted on Andi's ABCs

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. Reading a book that culminates 5 years of reading is always terrifying. A lot is riding on it. Expectations are high and so are emotions. That is why I was scared to read Vow of Thieves, but I was wrong to be. It was exactly what this story needed and my favorite book by Mary Pearson.

Vow of Thieves picks up where This review was originally posted on Andi's ABCs

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. Reading a book that culminates 5 years of reading is always terrifying. A lot is riding on it. Expectations are high and so are emotions. That is why I was scared to read Vow of Thieves, but I was wrong to be. It was exactly what this story needed and my favorite book by Mary Pearson.

Vow of Thieves picks up where Dance of Thieves left off. Jase and Kazi are making their way back to Jase’s home, Tor’s Watch, but things have changed. The two of them are violently attacked and everything they thought they knew is different. Instead of settling in and making the plans the made happen, they find themselves in a situation where trust means everything and deciding who to trust could mean life or death. They have vowed to do whatever it takes to protect Tor’s Watch and the people they love and they will do just that, even if it means losing everything.

Jase and Kazi are the backbone of Vow of Thieves. They make the tough choices and do the hard things and I love that about them. Everyone loves that about them. But what I want to really talk about is how Pearson creates the heart and soul of the story with her secondary characters. The Ballengers, Wren, Synové, and the characters from the Remnant Chronicles that make appearances, those are the people that add life and love and even more color to the strength of Jase and Kazi and who bring them to life and show what they are made of. It is them they fight for or with and that is what makes Mary’s books so special to me. Everyone is going to remember the main characters but is a talent that makes readers remember the secondary ones and want to know more about their stories. I mean I’m still begging for a book about 2 people in The Remnant Chronicles and I will be begging for books about people in The Dance of Thieves duology.

So, how would I describe Vow of Thieves? Amazing, fantastic, epic, Mary Pearson’s best book to date; that’s how I would describe it. Since 2014 I have been wrapped up in this world that Pearson created, starting with The Kiss of Deception, and she finished it off perfectly with the final part of Jase and Kazi’s story. Add this to your TBR. You won’t regret it. ...more

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Apr 17, 2019 Jessica (a GREAT read) rated it it was amazing

I received this ARC from the publisher in exchange for an honest and voluntary review. I was in no way compensated for this review.

I was happy to return to Mary E. Pearson’s Remnant Chronicles world with Vow of Thieves. I was most excited to see how Kazi and Jase’s story would end and whoa. I could not have imagined a better story than what was written! It was truly remarkable and spellbinding. I can only hope that Mary will write another story in this realm for I truly never want to leave it!

Ka I received this ARC from the publisher in exchange for an honest and voluntary review. I was in no way compensated for this review.

I was happy to return to Mary E. Pearson’s Remnant Chronicles world with Vow of Thieves. I was most excited to see how Kazi and Jase’s story would end and whoa. I could not have imagined a better story than what was written! It was truly remarkable and spellbinding. I can only hope that Mary will write another story in this realm for I truly never want to leave it!

Kazi and Jase are making progress in getting Tor’s Watch to be recognized as a kingdom, negotiations are going well with our favorite queen. In the meantime, Kazi and Jase are returning home to his kingdom, but instead of a happy reunion with his family, they are met with attackers. Something terrible has happened to Jase’s home and invaders have taken over. We’re met with a battle to end all battles, Jase is shot multiple times with arrows and Kazi is fighting to help him but is soon overtaken by the enemy.

It’s not long before Kazi is told that Jase is dead, she sees the proof with her own eyes, yet refuses to believe it. King Montegue seems to have made himself at home in Jase’s kingdom. I struggled with trying to remember how things are geographically laid out, who rules which territory/kingdom/country. I couldn’t understand why it was somehow legally okay that Montegue just took Jase’s kingdom as his own, but that’s beside the point.

Kazi, ever watchful and waiting, knows how to play this game. Let the enemy think you’re on his side before turning the tables against him. She stays his “guest” in the castle mostly to watch out for Jase’s younger siblings who the king seems to be using as his personal shield in case there were any enemies amongst the crows. The Ballengers have gone into hiding when the takeover started happening, hence the reason behind their absence. But she will not let Jase’s kingdom remain in enemy hands for long.

This book was truly exciting and breathtaking! I don’t think my heart started beating normally again until about ¾ into the book because omg!! Kazi and Jase were separated pretty much at the beginning of the novel and we’re left wondering of Jase’s fate for a good time. I mean, in a sense, you know what it will be, at least in the beginning. But man…Kazi is totally badass! Oh my god, I love this girl! She would so have to be on my team for any sort of heist because she has got serious skills! She’s got a strong sense of honor too and her loyalty knows no bounds. This girl has got game!

While there were a few faces I couldn’t quite remember in this one, I was happy to see plenty of familiar ones! The characters in this series were all amazing! They all have their own personality and no two are alike, from Kazi’s best friends, down to every sibling Jase has. The villains were villainous and you just wanted to see them burn alive! Lol. I get very passionate about characters when they are written so well! I was also elated to see some of our favorite characters from The Remnant Chronicles make an appearance as well! I was in tears at this reunion of sorts and seeing them all in their happy ending roles! Eep!!

I still see plenty of possibilities with this series! I feel like if Mary wanted to, she could easily pick up another character and spin us a new story or two or three! This world is vast and amazing, whether the characters be new ones or ones that were overlooked beforehand, I would easily pick up another book set in this world! Mary is an incredible storyteller and if you haven’t picked up one of her books yet, I would highly recommend doing so! As a side note, you can pick up this duology without having read the previous trilogy, while they are in the same world, the first set of characters only play minor roles in this duology so you wouldn’t be missing key details. But I would highly recommend reading that one anyway because it was freaking amazing too!

Vow of Thieves was a page-turning book that I never wanted to end, but like all good novels, end it must. This was a story filled with action, adventure, romance, a cast of characters you will love and hate with a burning passion. It’s a story you can easily wile away the hours with and leave reality behind. This is not a story to be overlooked or missed!

Overall Rating 5/5 stars

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Jul 19, 2019 Lissa Hawley rated it it was amazing

Might have stayed up far too late finishing this. And I am not sorry. I will be sorry tomorrow, I mean today, but for now I am content. This series is magic.

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Jul 08, 2019 Tiffany BookwormFiles rated it it was amazing

4.5/5 stars
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Immediate thoughts:

As with Dance of Thieves, I thoroughly enjoyed this one. Do these books have all the YA tropes that can induce eye-rolls and audible groans? YEP! But Mary E. Pearson writes them in a way where I have no regrets. Tropes can be fun when they’re done well, and these are exceptional.

I stan Jase and Kazi and all their mushy, ridiculous sentiment. I just do. I’m not sorry.

Vow of Thieves contains a lot of the plot, action, and mutiny that I ...more

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Apr 16, 2019 Danielle Miller Euker rated it it was amazing

"Who will write our story, Jase? We will Kazi. You and I will write our own story..."

I am in love with Pearson's characters, in every way, in every book... The story of Kazi and Jase picks up on the road and I just want to keep reading. Pearson expertly uses figurative language and imagery to help the reader continue on the journey with Jase and Kazi every step of the way. The story of our main characters keeps us entranced and engaged the entire story and we love the even more.

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Apr 03, 2019 Cheryl rated it liked it

Shelves: fantasy, ya-romance, arc, netgalley, ya-lit

I wish that this book had provided a recap of some kind at the beginning. I couldn't remember what had occurred in the previous book and that would have been helpful.

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Aug 03, 2019 Lindsi (Do You Dog-ear?) rated it it was amazing

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I received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. My thoughts and opinions are my own. Any quotes I use are from an unpublished copy and may not reflect the finished product.

I absolutely loved this book! Vow of Thieves made me furious at times, and pretty much every other emotion a person can feasibly feel, but it was well worth it in the end. I wasn't mad at the book itself, but at some of the characters and their impulsive decisions. However, I also understood their reasons an I received an ARC from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. My thoughts and opinions are my own. Any quotes I use are from an unpublished copy and may not reflect the finished product.

I absolutely loved this book! Vow of Thieves made me furious at times, and pretty much every other emotion a person can feasibly feel, but it was well worth it in the end. I wasn't mad at the book itself, but at some of the characters and their impulsive decisions. However, I also understood their reasons and perspectives, which made it harder to stay mad at them. There were a few characters that I loved to hate, and will continue to wish pain and death upon forever and ever.

Speaking of the characters... they are so wonderfully written! The family dynamics are complicated, and the author really emphasizes that not all families are related by blood. Additionally, people can always surprise you, and it's nice to give them the benefit of the doubt. It's hard to trust others, especially when lives are literally on the line, but Kazi and Jase seem to be able to judge people fairly well. The characters themselves were really fleshed out, and I felt like I'd known them for years. Mary E. Pearson knows how to build characters and worlds, and despite the brutality, it's a world I wouldn't mind living in. As long as I can stay at Tor's Watch!

I enjoyed the subtle magic that was woven into the book, and how it always felt just out of reach. It's there, but it doesn't play a prominent role within the story. It gives the book a dash of fantasy that I greedily devoured. Also, it's been awhile since I read the first book, but there were subtle references to the more important aspects that I may have forgotten. The reminders gently nudged my brain in the right direction, and I was happy for those little tidbits. I never felt lost or confused as I continued the story.

I really enjoyed learning more about the Ballenger history, and where their family originated. They've endured a lot over the years, but not nearly as much as the first Ballenger. He was only a child, yet he managed to build a family out of survivors. They lived and breathed together, fought and died together, and that same tenacious spirit has been passed on for generations. Jase and the others will go on and on about family and secrecy, but Greyson Ballenger wasn't bound to his family in the traditional sense. I think the current Ballenger's forgot that from time to time, and it was nice seeing them learning and growing as a group.

Kazi is amazing. She's strong, intelligent, and fiercely protective. She always puts others before herself, and she's even willing to help the people that want to kill her. Kazi sacrificed herself again and again for the people she cared about, thinking their lives were more important than her own. Fortunately for her, she had people in her life that thought she was worth saving and protecting. Jase, Wren, and Synové would gladly give their lives for their friend. I don't think I could have endured what Kazi did and remained sane at the end. The girl just doesn't give up, and she never gives in. She's confident in herself and her abilities, and clings to hope even when it's painful.

There were a few twists that I was not expecting, but really complimented the overall story. Once certain things are revealed, it makes you question everything you've read previously as the pieces slowly click into place. I never would have expected this story to end up exactly where it did, and I love when a book can keep me on my toes until the very last page.

Vow of Thieves only took me a day to read, and I would have gladly kept turning the pages. However, I do think the ending was perfection, and really captured what the rest of the book had been about. We're left with hope and understanding, and also the knowledge that the world is complicated. People even more so... I cannot wait to see what Pearson comes up with next!

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Jul 25, 2019 Sarah rated it it was ok

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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Thank you to the publisher, via Edelweiss, for providing me with a copy for review. This in no way influenced my opinion.
I am of two minds with this book, it is both fine while also having no reason to exist. This duology should be a standalone - we resolved basically everything in Dance of Thieves, with the exception of the final dramatic chapter - a chapter than feels like a blatant tack-on.
Vow of Thieves improves upon differentiating the voices of Kazi and Jase - likely aided by them not exi Thank you to the publisher, via Edelweiss, for providing me with a copy for review. This in no way influenced my opinion.
I am of two minds with this book, it is both fine while also having no reason to exist. This duology should be a standalone - we resolved basically everything in Dance of Thieves, with the exception of the final dramatic chapter - a chapter than feels like a blatant tack-on.
Vow of Thieves improves upon differentiating the voices of Kazi and Jase - likely aided by them not existing in the same physical space for much of the book. But, it fails to really deepen the character development of any of the side characters - again raising the question of why this exists.
There's also an embarrassingly weak "mystery" about a ribbon and some feastcake. I won't explicitly spoil it here, but the way this plot point was dragged out, I kept idly imagining really weird or complex things it could be - but of course it was the simplest and most boring explanation.
There is a shift toward increased action in this book, which was a positive. However, the villain's personality and motivation is so cartoonish that it diminishes him as a competent adversary, thoroughly evaporating the tension.
Lastly, some fun observations on how sexuality, desire, and female fallibility are treated in this book. Sex to occur within marriage exclusively (although coy about Mason and Synove's activities in book one); Synove shown as a phenomenal archer and capable soldier but must brow beat men into showing interest toward her (we never explore this self esteem issue, instead describing her crushes as fleeting - of course they're fleeting, no one wants to be annoyed into a relationship and when her targets inevitably express disinterest she has to move on and repeat the cycle); lastly, the single death from the main cast is a character that in book one was accused of favouring her fiance over family. Not a very sex positive or pro-female book overall.
Again, this book is fine for being a basic YA romance/fantasy - but the gorgeous cover art outshines what is contained within. ...more

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Aug 02, 2019 Guylou rated it really liked it

This is the second and final book in the Dance of Thieves Series by Mary E. Pearson. Ms. Pearson has a gift for writing epic YA fantasy stories. This series was a grand journey filled with battles, deception, greed, courage, ingenuity, friendship, and love. Kazi and Jase will face many challenges to save their family, friends and nations. This book brings the perfect conclusion to this fantastic series and will leave you with a sense that you witnessed one of the most amazing adventures. I recom ...more

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Aug 13, 2019 Joee (booksandacupofjoee) rated it it was amazing

After falling in love with Kazi and Jase in Dance of Thieves, I was so excited to see how their journey ends and oh boy did this turn out to be such an amazing conclusion to their story.

Right away, it was packed with intense action and it just kept going. I tried to pace myself while reading because I wasn't ready to say goodbye. But it was definitely hard to put down.

While I still think the first one is my fav because honestly it's hard to beat that one. This was fantastic. There were times I ...more

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Mary E. Pearson is the NYT bestselling and award-winning author of eleven YA novels and one novella. Her works include the completed trilogy, The Remnant Chronicles, which in a starred review, Publisher’s Weekly called “masterfully crafted.” Her favorite activities as a child were climbing tall trees imagining she was a hero in some fantastical world, or running along fence tops and roofs pretendi ...more