The Kingdom of Copper is the sequel to The City of Brass and the second one part of The Daevabad Trilogy.
The story takes us back to the attention-grabbing magical global offered in the first part. Ali is on the run after his banishment and the tale starts with him. The other two characters are Dara and Nahri and, unusually, they slightly interact for a large chew of this e-book. The story is ready five years after the events in The City of Brass so we see the characters as way more mature. Watching them grow even more all through the series is a pleasure. Even one of the vital smaller characters have attention-grabbing arcs.
The e-book features more intrigue, politics and circle of relatives politics as neatly. The highest part of the structure is that there's by no means a good or bad facet, all are their very own coloration of grey running for what they imagine in. The writing is as immersive as the final, drawing you into the tale which is reasonably fast paced. The story ends on a cliffhanger so if that sounds unbearable, one must time studying it with reference to the discharge of the general part.
How critics view the e-book:
"The conflicts, ambitions, schemes, and treacheries build powerfully toward what’s rapidly becoming the author’s trademark: a truly shattering conclusion.," says Kirkus Reviews.
The story takes us back to the attention-grabbing magical global offered in the first part. Ali is on the run after his banishment and the tale starts with him. The other two characters are Dara and Nahri and, unusually, they slightly interact for a large chew of this e-book. The story is ready five years after the events in The City of Brass so we see the characters as way more mature. Watching them grow even more all through the series is a pleasure. Even one of the vital smaller characters have attention-grabbing arcs.
The e-book features more intrigue, politics and circle of relatives politics as neatly. The highest part of the structure is that there's by no means a good or bad facet, all are their very own coloration of grey running for what they imagine in. The writing is as immersive as the final, drawing you into the tale which is reasonably fast paced. The story ends on a cliffhanger so if that sounds unbearable, one must time studying it with reference to the discharge of the general part.
How critics view the e-book:
"The conflicts, ambitions, schemes, and treacheries build powerfully toward what’s rapidly becoming the author’s trademark: a truly shattering conclusion.," says Kirkus Reviews.
Micro review: "The Kingdom of Copper"
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Reviewed by Kailash
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May 11, 2019
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