Sigh... I am in love with this world, with the characters and Of course with Kvothe. This is a wonderful sequel to The name of the wind. Kvothe continues his story of how he becomes Kvothe the Legend. As always he did not fail to amaze and entertain me with his personality and actions.I enjoyed seeing how much he grows throughout the book. I will not talk in-depth since i don't want to spoil it even a little. However, i will say that the hints we got  about his possibly not so happy ending is driving me crazy with grieve. i know since the start he said that his story is not a happy one, still i am hoping that this will change in the third/final book. I swear if he dies i will be emotionally cribbed for the rest of my life that's how much i love that ginger headed guy.

There is a lot of new interesting characters and A lot of different settings/places that i enjoyed enormously. Furthermore, we are slowly discovering who are the seven/ Chandrian and what are they excitedly.The gang is fun as always. i love the friendship between them. they are truly a family right now. Denna as always  keeps getting on my nerves,  something about her just makes my skin crawl.  Maybe it is because i can't figure out if she is really the clever, vulnerable girl Kvothe see, Or is she a devil in disguise.she knows something definitely, she is an enigma and this frustrates me i guess i will know her true natural when i read the next book. The waiting is agonizing, but i am welling to bear it, as long as we get a book with same quality as the previous ones.

Honorable Mention

Auri has to be my favorite character after Kvothe. she is just a delight and i am 80 percent sure she is connected to the Amry mystery , Plus, her moments with Kvothe are just heart warming.

by amywinterbreeze

so good

Starting Wise man's fear, I have my Coffee, my music, my book everything is set.

Let the awesomeness begin

I think i lost my ability to talk, That ending

I did not expect that at ALL, I don't know what to feel, i  am kinda sad and awed and fhjhshgghshgsvgh. (Yep)

Anyway, The book stared with June and Day on the run from the Republic's soldiers, they are heading to Vegas to seek the Patriots help. (Since day got shot in the last book and he is looking for his brother) . Frankly the book was slow at the beginning, but as soon as they met the Patriots, things started to pick up. Further, as expected, it was full of action, shocks, backstabbing, soul searching and June being a bad-ass. True, June vulnerability is more obvious in this book more than the previous. Which is good to the character development. Actually a lot of characters developed fantastically not just the main two. However, i think it is safe to say that Kaede was the most surprising character of the whole book.

(Kaeda)

I finished this book with dreadful heart, hoping their is a twist. However if not i will still love this awesome trilogy.

(I don't know what to expect from the next book)

Jasper Dent (jazz) is the son of the most famous serial killer Billy aka the artist, Green jack,...and many more titles. Living with his crazy grandmother in their family house. Jazz always in a struggle with himself. Believing , one day he will snap and become his dad. so, when the chance comes (in the shape of a body found in a field ) to prove that he is not a monster. Jazz will do everything he can to prove his humanity.

The novel is definitely well researched. It is obvious throughout the book. so if you a serial killer in making DON'T READ THIS BOOK. If not then you really need to check out this book it's awesome. i enjoyed Jazz complexity, he thinks things through and still  possess the insecurity of a teenage boy at the same time. Further there is a constant mental debate occurring in his mind. All of this made his character so realistic, which is something some books lack these days, and let not forget his awesome sidekick Howie, At first i didn't like him but then he started to grow on me, Plus there is a little amount of bromance between them. it is not obvious much , but you feel it while following jazz track of thoughts,Frankly i wish we get more jazz-Howie moments the next book. it was much better than jazz-Connie (jazz girlfriend).

Connie is jazz anchor, she is the sound of reason. He feels like a human when he is with her; he views her as a person not like his dad calls them prospects.( Yes , his dad is so creepy awesome, In fact i wouldn't mind a spin off with his dad as the lead) back to Connie, as character i didn't mind her really, but at the same time i didn't desire her exciting. I understand the purpose of her in the story, But sometimes i was like, okay we get it you like each other, now let's move forward.

In addition there is always the question if she will become a dead weight in the future books. When she is hunted by a sociopath for her connection with jazz, will she man up and fight or be the damsel in distress. However i like her or not, her character does not affect the awesomeness of the book at all. and for real i think she is a lovable character, the problem is me (it's not you Connie it's me, call me the queen of cheesiness).

What about the murders, the killer, the plot, Well, let me tell you it was fantastic, kinda reminded me of a lighter mash of Hannibal the TV show and the following, anyone remembers the angle killer (i was going to put an image but i think i don't need to traumatize the innocent people out there). Take into account this story is not violent, It is a teen novel after all, But it got a dash of psychological, so if you are interested in that, Highly recommended.