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One of the last two remaining Antari in the world, Kell, is the unofficial carrier of messages between the three living Londons, but his entire world comes crumbling down around him when he is tricked into taking a magical object that has enemies hunting him down from one city to the next.

When Lila, a young thief and aspiring pirate, is drawn into the middle of his adventure, Kell must learn that the boundaries between good and evil magic aren’t as defined as he once thought they were, and he must straddles those boundaries to right what has been made wrong.

This book was phenomenal! Kell is one of the most lovable male MCs I’ve seen in a really long time. He’s so loving and protective, despite his ongoing self-identity crises regarding his family. He loves his brother Rhy with a fierceness that I couldn’t get enough of, and he’s just so genuinely good in his heart that I couldn’t help but root for him. He’s one of those MCs that makes me afraid to continue the series because I can’t handle anything terrible happening to him.

I wouldn’t have minded so much if she just stole food or whatever, but trinkets? I revisited this annoyance a few times later in the book, too. Overall, though, I really enjoyed her sassy attitude and the way she refused to let anyone tell her what to do or hold her down. I loved that she insisted on going on an adventure, even if it meant risking her life, and her interactions with Kell were just adorable. Absolutely adorable. He actually made me cry a few times because he just is so pure and innocent and golden.

I know some shit went down, but I really hope we get to learn more about him later in the series. I loved the idea of these parallel cities that the Antari could travel between, and I thought the magic system was beautifully built up. Too many books ignore the foundation for their magic systems and you’re kind of left just going, “oh, well, it’s magic and that’s that,” but Schwab didn’t do that at all in this book.

The idea of these Antari being sort of the chosen ones who could control blood was just badass as hell, and I really hope that Kell and Holland aren’t actually the only ones left. My very first impression from the opening segment, Kell wore a very peculiar coat. It had neither one side, which would be conventional, nor two, which would be unexpected, but several, which was, of course, impossible. As I got further into the book, I did find that Victoria’s voice is very much her own, but I enjoyed it to no end.

It was the perfect balance of straightforward and flowery prose, and it painted a splendid picture while never wasting too much time on the details. You can find this review and more on my blog here! View all 22 comments. Apr 22, Drcong O ‘ rated it really liked it Shelves: dark , shawty-so-bad , im-all-kinds-of-shook , young-adult , fantasy , v-emotionally-moving. I usually end up hating on the most hyped books loved by all my friends.

This book is dark and gripping book full of magic. I loved it and I wanted to give this 5 stars, I really wanted to, but the beginning took some time getting into and it was very dull and boring.

The beginning of this book felt like I was reading a textbook. The writing was bland and there was lots of info dump towards the beginning. Later on, I did grasp the idea of the different Londons and magic. This book has such a fantastic world building and once the info dump was over, I understood it all.

Anyways, the book did get better, a lot better when Lila Bard made an appearance. I loved it. This book is literally almost perfection from multiple Londons, complex sexy coats yes I have issues , badassery, badass female leads, RHY my new husband, guys , KELL, magic, and evil. Another thing that made this book much much more enjoyable for me was turning innocent quotes into dirty quotes. I want to adopt Kell as my new son and go cut some bitches with Lila Bard.

Oh, I would particulary like to cut that Holland bitch right in the face, that would be great! Jan 27, Anne rated it liked it Shelves: paranormal , read-in , magic-stuff , adventure-like-stuff. It was good , just not for me great. Kinda dry maybe? Or I just didn’t totally connect with the characters?

Not sure. And I seriously mean that! There’s something cool about this setting and these characters that 3. There’s something cool about this setting and these characters that makes me want to see what’s going to happen next. I kind of feel like maybe the first book was just a set-up, and now that the world-building is done, this series trilogy? Because that happens, right?

Book one is sorta dry and crunchy, and then book two rocks! I’m feeling confident about that prediction for some reason. I loved Vicious , I loved the world that she created in this one My point is that I can see why so many of my friends loved this, and I don’t want anyone to mistake a 3.

I don’t understand why anyone would think that to start with, but Londons , to be exact. There are 4 different alternate worlds out there, and the only thing they have in common is that London is a city in each of them. It’s filled with desperate people willing to do bad shit for power.

The point? Magic is real! It’s sweet without being romantic And that’s a real selling point for me. I get the appeal, but it just makes me scoff at this point in my life. When I read about a couple who seem to fly into each other’s arms in a fit of passion, all while declaring their undying love for each other? Instead of oohing and cooing like a normal person This is what I see! Ok, besides a non-awkward romance, this has a few other cool things going for it, as well.

Kell’s part of a magical Royal Family. Well, sorta , but not really. Is there more to her than meets the eye?

I think Schwab did a good job describing the different Londons because all of them felt very real and well thought out.

But I’ve always had a thing for alternate versions of our world stacked on top of each other, so this was right up my ally, to begin with! And how cool would it be to have the ability to slide in and out of each of those?! Ok, so even if it didn’t really satisfy me as much as I had hoped, I’m all in for the next book! Also reviewed for:. View all 43 comments. Feb 11, Cindy rated it it was amazing.

Carefully crafted world building; well-developed and likable characters; a heroine that’s both kickass and maturely written; and a very pretty book cover to top it all off. I’ve stayed up past bedtime to read this book and it’s well worth it. View 2 comments.

Aug 03, jessica rated it really liked it. View all 20 comments. Jun 30, sreeja rated it it was amazing. But in short, this is just perfect. Every page is magic and every scene has a purpose. The characters bring life into this book. The magic system and the writing style is unique and a breath of fresh air.

Reading this book feels like stumbling into something wholly new and familiar at the same time. Reading this was an adventure with magic and drama. Reading this felt like taking on this world, and other worlds , it was such an amazing experience.

View all 77 comments. Sep 03, Robin Hobb rated it really liked it. I recently met V. Schwab and found her entertaining and charming. So I acquired one of her books! I don’t think my review of this work is affected by knowing the author, but I like to be transparent. I always like to avoid spoilers, but in this case, I think the book jacket gives away a bit of the setting, so I’ll share it here as well. Imagine four Londons, existing simultaneously but separately.

Each has a differing amount of magic, with black London a loss, and Red London a place where magic I recently met V. Each has a differing amount of magic, with black London a loss, and Red London a place where magic is like an extra sensory level. Kell is our protagonist, a young man with the very rare ability to travel among the London’s.

Indeed, that is one of his duties, for the royalty of each London are aware of one another and wish to stay in touch. Kell is a de facto member of the royal family of Red London, treated as a son and brother, but also as a value possession. The one thing that is forbidden to Kell is to bring artifacts or souvenirs from one London to another. And of course, that is the pivot point of the story. And it should be enough to intrigue you into sampling it.

The tale is told from multiple points of view. I liked how the characters were introduced as well as how the Londons were shown. No time is wasted in pulling the reader into the story, and once the action begins, it is relentless.

I was pleased to see how advanced magic mimics technology in Red London, for I feel that this is an aspect that is often neglected in stories of worlds where magic exists and is exploited as commonplace.

I also felt that the way Kell is exploited by his adoptive and loving family has deep roots in human nature. Given the ruthless nature of Kell’s antagonists, the story does not flinch from some very dark violence.

All good points in my estimation. Quibbles: This book is part of a longer series. As I drew toward the close and realized that not all the conflicts could be resolved in the remaining number of pages, I wished that I had known that from the start. At one point in the story, the characters have a sanctuary and an ally that I wished had been introduced sooner.

But both of these quibbles are based on my personal preference and may not impact your reading enjoyment at all! And given the teaser chapter in the back of this book, it looks as if A Gathering of Shadows may focus more on one of the characters I especially enjoyed.

All in all, a solidly constructed fantasy with fully realized characters and a unique setting! Oct 14, booksnpenguins wingspan matters rated it liked it Shelves: high-dark-epic-fantasy , victorian-historical-past-universes , magic-spells-superpowers. I finally finished this book. I say finally because it took me a lot to get through – and into- it, and I’m not entirely satisfied with what I read. I’m a huge Victoria Schwab’s fan, she’s both an amazing author and a really kind person that I’d spend days worshiping.

Vicious is one of my favorite books of all time and her writing is very original. Yet this book I can’t tell you if I loved it or not, if maybe I should try and reread it in another moment, because maybe I’m too dumb So I can’t tell you if I loved it or not, if maybe I should try and reread it in another moment, because maybe I’m too dumb to get its awesomeness on the first try, or dump it because it’s not my cup of tea. I don’t know a single thing, and in my mind it’s a solid three.

Not here, not there. In the middle. It’s not a bad book -quite the opposite, actually-, and I do get the hype to some extent, but maybe I wished that it suit my reader needs more than it actually does. The magic system is probably the thing I liked the most, it added that dark atmosphere I always expect in one of VS’s books. I can’t say the same for the characters, unfortunately, because, aside from Rhy – and sometimes Kell, too- I didn’t like any character in particular.

I’m looking at you, Lila. You were a pain. The plot is good, I love London and the way its portrayed, but I had trouble following the writing at times. I found some parts a little dull or anticlimactic, and I had to put it down often because I kept getting distracted by other things. The twists and stabs were absolutely great, though.

I can see a lot of her writing in dynamic scenes and I appreciate the author’s talent. Overall, this is a good book, and I’m probably going to continue with the trilogy when I have some time. I just feel like something is missing. View all 19 comments. Aug 25, chloe rated it it was amazing Shelves: cover-love , reads , 5-stars. I can’t stop thinking about it and I love it so much. View all 5 comments. Jan 31, Nat rated it really liked it Shelves: diverse-reads.

Magic was a living thing—that, everyone knew—but to Kell it felt like more, like a friend, like family. He was, after all, Antari. I went into this book not knowing much abo Magic was a living thing—that, everyone knew—but to Kell it felt like more, like a friend, like family.

I went into this book not knowing much about the plot except that it involved magic and that everyone seemed to love it. A Darker Shade of Magic has amazingly complex characters among my favorites: Prince Rhy, Lila Bard, and of course Kell they made it impossible to put the book down.

This book was so original and creative. I had to stop everything I was doing and just finish it. E Schwab’s writing is outstanding.

I love close families in YA books. Rhy sighed. My closest friend. It seemed to me that underneath all the evil and pain that had gotten into his body, there was still a flicker of humanity.

Unfortunately, I was wrong. I felt extremely relieved when Lila and Kell killed both of the twins. The instant before the metal struck him from behind, Holland had stopped fighting. It was only a second, a fraction of a breath, but it had been enough to give Kell the edge, the opening. It was relief. I was anticipating the two main characters meeting right from the start- and it did not disappoint. The chemistry between Lila and Kell felt so real. It took a lot of effort.

This review and more can be found on my blog. This had everything I ever need in a fantasy novel. Writing this, I cannot think of even 1 think I disliked. Kell is an Antari someone with magic powers, able to travel between the 4 Londons. Red – his home, Grey – the dull London where magic is nearly all Damn!

 
 

 

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