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Cargando... Girls of Storm and Shadowpor Natasha Ngan
   Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.  nikkiyrj | Sep 18, 2020 |   As an aside the pacing is weird, and the plot feels... unecessary? A waste of time? Like why are we here, it's just pile on betrayals and then we're back to square one. Like, ok. But also, no. (  ) systemfailure | Jun 16, 2020 |  ) Linyarai | Feb 16, 2020 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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Lei is now known as the Moonchosen, the commoner who managed to slay the Demon King. In order to gain the support of the rebel clans in their attempt to overthrow the monarchy, Lei and Wren must make a treacherous journey that's further complicated by the large bounty on Lei's head. Meanwhile, a plot to bring down the rebel uprising is taking shape, fueled by dark magic and a quest for revenge.
Lei ahora es conocido como Moonchoen, el plebeyo que logró matar al Rey Demonio. Para ganar el apoyo de los clanes rebeldes en su intento de derrocar la monarquía, Lei y Wren deben emprender un viaje traicionero que se complica aún más por la gran recompensa por la cabeza de Lei. Mientras tanto, un complot para derribar el levantamiento rebelde está tomando forma, alimentado por magia oscura y una búsqueda de venganza. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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This book continues where it left off in the first and it was slightly different in the sense that there were the additions of a few POV's which we didn't read about. I'm happy that we got a few chapters from Aoki's view, though I would've liked more? Hopefully the third book would bring back the girls from the first book. Besides Aoki, there were also chapters from the King's loyal follower, Naja, too. That was fun to read too!
I enjoyed the introduction of new characters (Merrin, Bo, Nitta, Hiro, Ketai, Caen and even the mentioned General Lova too!). With the addition of these characters, there were more moments where I find myself giggling because their interactions with each other were too funny not to.
There were a few twists that really caught me by surprise. I didn't expect them and it didn't come off as unbelievable or anything like that so that was good! Again, like the first book, I enjoyed the few inserts of Malaysian culture. Imagine my surprise at reading the word 'Alamak' suddenly coming out of nowhere! There were mentions of food too, from curry puffs to dadar. I found the mix of cultures nicely done here.
I'm sad for Lei at the end of the book, there was a whole lot that wasn't resolved between her and Wren but I'm hopeful for the next book! (