Not as good as the first part, but still quite good. I will highly recommend this series to my students. ( )

...I'm already feeling nostalgic over these books. The Crows are so great, and Ketterdam is so cinematic and sensory it swallowed me whole. (Even now, part of me is still in the dark, scrappy port town waiting to see what blows up next.) I'm not ready to part with themmmmm! Might die of heartbreak if they don’t get their alleged third book lol. ( )

Wonderful. I love Kaz. *sniffle* ( )

This picks up about a week after Six of Crows leaves off and jumps right into the action! Our band of criminals has another desperate mission that keeps them in mortal peril more often than not!

It’s dark & creepy but exciting & fun and of course has true love woven through the whole thing. It really just begs to be a movie or a TV show. I’m really looking forward to seeing what HBO comes up with. ( )

The second in the Six of Crows really met my expectations and passed them exponentially. The ability to continue through the plot line created by the first book, but expand through some of the loose threads creating more back stories for the characters we already love. I continued to be surprised by the jumps back and forth in the plot, leading me one way and ultimately going another.

I think that the series ended in a way that was fitting for the series. Was I devastated in the best way, going through the emotional turmoil that follows finishing a series. I think that Leigh really plays with the balance of what readers want with what characters need in a way that results in a beautiful yet tragic conclusion that leaves readers wanting more but content enough to put the world away ready to be reread on a later date. ( )