Book: The Winner's Crime Author: Marie Rutkoski Genre: Young Adult/Fiction/Fantasy/Romance Summary: A royal wedding means one celebration after another: balls, fireworks, and revelry until dawn. But to Kestrel it means living in a cage of her own making. As the wedding approaches, she aches to...
Right after completing this book I immediately read the final book in the trilogy. I am not entertained by watching players at chess, yet the hero and heroine hold pieces that contain their heart and soul. The Winner's Crime is a thrilling high peak in this trilogy!
Quick review for a quick read. So. Many. Tense. Misunderstandings. Even manipulations? Either way you look at it, "The Winner's Crime" was intriguingly done in places with the back and forth tension. As engaging as it was in places, however, it felt like the book sagged in places more than it should...
Well, shit just got real. Lots of games, twists, intrigue. Lots of scheming, of sneaking around. Not really a lot of fighting action, but I was very interested nonetheless. I find the writing to be gorgeous. I can't even explain, I just adore it. Kestrel is so fucking awesome. She's clever, ruthless...
Spoiler Rating: ALL THE SPOILERS, BEWARE Dearest Ashers, I’d told you a couple weeks ago that, although The Winner’s Curse wasn’t particularly good, I had hopes for the remainder of Marie Rutkoski’s The Winner’s Trilogy. And yes, The Winner’s Crime is in some ways an improvement on The Winner’...
Since this is a sequel this is going to have spoilers for book one. Also this has some things that border on spoiler territory so precede with caution. Book two of the Winner's follows Kestral around the Capital dealing with being engaged to Verex. This book is painful and heart wrenching but i...
I thought the first book was perfection, but damn, I was wrong - This one took me completely!I am fully mesmerized by this story! I personally love the writing and this book was impossible to put down! My affections and love goes for Kestrel - I rarely do like main female characters, but this girl i...
Following your heart can be a crimeA royal wedding is what most girls dream about. It means one celebration after another: balls, fireworks, and revelry until dawn. But to Kestrel it means living in a cage of her own making. As the wedding approaches, she aches to tell Arin the truth about her engag...
I was told this wasn't as good as the first one so I was ready to be disappointed. And I hate to say that I definitely am. Its just so boring to read the Winner's Crime. 90% of it was nothing happening. There was a bit of action in the end and even then I wasn't all that impressed. Kestrel is set...
I probably should’ve given up on this series after the first book, when I felt frustrated with it. I’m in the obvious minority when it comes to this series, where I’m sitting and shaking my head as I don’t understand what I’m missing that everyone else seems to love. While I could at least finish re...
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