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A review by lee25
Murder of Crows by Anne Bishop
5.0
I recently stated re-reading The Others Series after finishing Wild Country and not being ready to leave Thaisia behind, and I have to say that Murder of Crows was just as good (probably even better) the second time around.
Anne Bishop has the amazing ability of turning characters who would normally be villains into heroes. Even without hiding their dark side, she shows us their good qualities. In both the Black Jewels Series and The Others, she creates very dark and often violent worlds full of honourable and kind characters.
Murder of Crows has some very violent and repellent themes, but it is ultimately a story of hope, acceptance. and friendship; a reminder that good do things come to kind, gentle souls.
The re-read bumped my original 4 stars up to 5.
Anne Bishop has the amazing ability of turning characters who would normally be villains into heroes. Even without hiding their dark side, she shows us their good qualities. In both the Black Jewels Series and The Others, she creates very dark and often violent worlds full of honourable and kind characters.
Murder of Crows has some very violent and repellent themes, but it is ultimately a story of hope, acceptance. and friendship; a reminder that good do things come to kind, gentle souls.
The re-read bumped my original 4 stars up to 5.