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A review by moonlitreading_
Two Twisted Crowns by Rachel Gillig
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
hopeful
mysterious
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
“I was more than the girl, the King, and the monster of Blunder’s dark, twisted tale. I was its author.”
What a great conclusion to this wonderful duology. Two Twisted Crowns picks up from where One Dark Window ends, and the separation of Elspeth and Ravyn made me really sad. I love learning more about Blunder and the Shepherd King’s past.
I wasn’t sure about Elm’s POV at first but I really warmed up to him. The romance is pretty okay, there’s two couples now but Ravyn and Elspeth are still number one for me.
The Shepherd King is such a good duology. I really enjoyed the gothic and dark themes, the Providence Cards, the romance, and the little comedic moments.
What a great conclusion to this wonderful duology. Two Twisted Crowns picks up from where One Dark Window ends, and the separation of Elspeth and Ravyn made me really sad. I love learning more about Blunder and the Shepherd King’s past.
I wasn’t sure about Elm’s POV at first but I really warmed up to him. The romance is pretty okay, there’s two couples now but Ravyn and Elspeth are still number one for me.
The Shepherd King is such a good duology. I really enjoyed the gothic and dark themes, the Providence Cards, the romance, and the little comedic moments.