Vow of Thieves (Dance of Thieves, 2)

If I could give this book 10 stars, I would!! It was so cute and such a perfect ending to the series. This is book two in the Dance of Thieves duology, and I loved it so much! I absolutely love the character. The dynamic between Kazi and Jase is super sweet, and I loved following their journey and seeing how everything unfolded. The tropes are rivals/enemies to allies to lovers, with forced proximity and found family woven in, which Is my absolute favorite. There was so much action and so many plot twists that it kept me on edge the entire time! It was so intriguing and addicting that I finished the book in less than 3 days… I also really love Pearson’s writing style—it’s so eloquent, and the added touch of Kazi’s riddles made the story even more special. The ending wrapped everything up beautifully and closed out the story in the most satisfying way. It definitely brought a few tears, and honestly, the only thing that would make it better is another book 😂 Overall, I would definitely recommend this 100% to anyone looking for a good romantasy where the romance isn’t the central plot. It does have the perfect hint of romance sprinkled throughout the storyline, but it is balanced really well with action and plot. I actually read this duology first without realizing there were other books that came before it. Even though I skipped an entire series that takes place earlier in the timeline, I was still able to fully understand what was going on.I am definitely going back to read The Remnant Chronicles. I love this book so, SO much I already want to re-read it!

I adored book 1 and dove into this one right after without hesitation, seeing as it was also on Kindle Unlimited. It picks up shortly after the end of book 1 with that cliffhanger demanding the reader to find out what Jalaine's message meant. It starts off slow and steady for the first 40 pages or so with Kazi and Jase traveling back to Tor's Watch from Vendan, until they reach the town and all hell breaks loose. Jase and Kazi get separated, both terribly injured. Not only their lives hang in the balance, but also those of Jase's family and every resident of Tor's Watch because a mysterious army has blasted their way in and taken the town hostage. While the story continued to be an engrossing page-turner, Kazi's plan felt overly drawn out and over-complicated compared to her normal ways. There also seemed to be some confusion as to how long Beaufort had been working with the Bellenger family because the number of years changed from the 1st book and in the mentions of it a couple times in this book too. It was a very enjoyable second book with twist and turns a plenty, action-packed, political intrigue, and enough romance to fill your heart with joy. But in my opinion, book 1 was better.

Spellbinding sequel that continues the captivating saga of the Remnant Chronicles. In this thrilling installment, Pearson masterfully weaves together intricate plots of political intrigue, betrayal, and forbidden romance. As Kazi and Jase navigate the treacherous aftermath of war, their bond is tested in unexpected ways, keeping readers on the edge of their seats until the very end. With its richly developed characters and immersive world-building, "Vow of Thieves" is a must-read for fans of epic fantasy and romance.

Reading a book that culminates 5 years of reading is always terrifying. A lot is riding on it. Expectations are high and so are emotions. That is why I was scared to read Vow of Thieves, but I was wrong to be. It was exactly what this story needed and my favorite book by Mary Pearson. Vow of Thieves picks up where Dance of Thieves left off. Jase and Kazi are making their way back to Jase’s home, Tor’s Watch, but things have changed. The two of them are violently attacked and everything they thought they knew is different. Instead of settling in and making the plans the made happen, they find themselves in a situation where trust means everything and deciding who to trust could mean life or death. They have vowed to do whatever it takes to protect Tor’s Watch and the people they love and they will do just that, even if it means losing everything. Jase and Kazi are the backbone of Vow of Thieves. They make the tough choices and do the hard things and I love that about them. Everyone loves that about them. But what I want to really talk about is how Pearson creates the heart and soul of the story with her secondary characters. The Ballengers, Wren, Synové, and the characters from the Remnant Chronicles that make appearances, those are the people that add life and love and even more color to the strength of Jase and Kazi and who bring them to life and show what they are made of. It is them they fight for or with and that is what makes Mary’s books so special to me. Everyone is going to remember the main characters but is a talent that makes readers remember the secondary ones and want to know more about their stories. I mean I’m still begging for a book about 2 people in The Remnant Chronicles and I will be begging for books about people in The Dance of Thieves duology. So, how would I describe Vow of Thieves? Amazing, fantastic, epic, Mary Pearson’s best book to date; that’s how I would describe it. Since 2014 I have been wrapped up in this world that Pearson created, starting with The Kiss of Deception, and she finished it off perfectly with the final part of Jase and Kazi’s story. Add this to your TBR. You won’t regret it.

5 stars for the book and 1 star for the delivery. Delivered on to wrong address (3 streets up) Luckily the home owner brought the parcel.

The story itself is very fascinating and I love the writing style. About the condition it was recieved in, there were no cornered pages. It was recieved perfectly crisp. And good quality.

Even better than the last one!! What a great end to the series and there was no messing about, picks up right where it finished off 🫶

Esse livro foi um presente para uma amiga e ela amou

I like magic in my fantasy and it was lacking it, romanse was good