This is a great Christian book, but I have very mixed feelings bout it. Ion know if it's cause I read the second book before reading the first or if I just don't like it. Everytime I read the title, I sing that song by Drake. The book is about Grace and Jeremiah finding there way back to each other after a fallout. The main female, character, Grace, was getting on my everlasting nerves. A crybaby, afraid of her feelings, and her boundaries felt so dumb and forced to me. She lowkey was struggling to love herself too. Maybe if I read the first dern book, I would understand where she was coming from. I love Jeremiah tho. I was disappointed when he decided to keep the way his daddy died from his sister. I love how the author allowed the characters to turn to God through everything. And the people in the main character lives always brought up God when giving advice. The way the book ended was very intriguing indeed. Beautiful cliff hanger. I wonder what will happen next...
One of my favorite books and the best out of the King of Sins series. It's an arranged marriage/fake dating trope. Vuk (main male character)fell for his best friend's "fiancee", he liked her first tho but ain tell nobody. And when Jordan went in that coma they was just going to town. Not only is the main female character, Ayana, a black woman but the book had the perfect amount of drama and tension. Vuk only speaks to those he trust, but with everybody else he communicates using sign language. Literally wish I could do that. He was obsessed with Ayana before he even got her. What nigga you know watches all your interviews and fashion shows just cause he finds you so beautiful??? He did not play bout her neither. And Ayana really liked him too, he made her feel safe...that's all a girl wants (a big, strong, fine man). I liked when she would get mad at people staring at him for too long. What I don't like about this author is how all her characters fall out over the dumbest stuff, but with this book it was valid. Vuk was killing niggas, in very inhumane ways. So they fallout was justified but we all knew they was gon get back together, so what was the point? I read this book twice, the first time front to back and the second i skimmed through it. There's a good bit of sex in it and Ayana be saying cock. That kinda sorta definitely confused me cause I don't know any black women saying cock fr (unless they playing or it's kyla tryna make momma yell at her). My favorite part is when he proposed under the Northern Lights. That's literally my dream!!!!!!! Actually I just might read it again.
Leigh Bardugo, the writer you are.You know how to tell a story!!! You should never put down a pen and if someone tells you to stop writing stab them in the neck and use they blood as ink. This is such a good third person book, with very long sentences. Reading it felt like I was watching a movie. Six of Crows is about six kids (ages 16-18 or 19), all with funny names (except for Nina), completing a crazy heist. Kaz, Inej, Matthais, Jesper, and Wylan break into the Ice Court to save a scientist's kid to stop the world from "ending", but plot twist, it was a set up. What I dont like is how it's no happy ending...She made me fall in love with these kids from the trenches (expect Wylan and kind sorta Matthais) just trying make it out for them not to make it out. like who does that??? NIna gets addicted to crack, Kaz and Inej don't end up together, Matthais dies...the only ppl who seems to get a happy ending is Wylan and Jesper. I found all this out from Google. After reading this book i just had a feeling nothing was gonna end well in Crooked Kingdom so I had Google ruin it for me. I love the tension in this book too. It took me a lil min to finish reading this cause every time I would get scared for one of the characters I would stop reading it, but the book was too good to put down. I would recommend, but beware.
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