REVIEW: Kingdom of Copper (S.A. Chakraborty)
Book: Kingdom of Copper Author: S.A. Chakraborty Premise: Nahri’s life changed forever when she was thrust into the royal court of Daevabad. Now, she's forging a new path as she embraces her heritage. Exiled for defying his father, Ali is forced to rely on new abilities that threaten to reveal a terrible family secret. And as the djinn gather to celebrate a new century, another power will bring a storm straight to the city’s gates. I wasn't a massive fan of book 1 but there was enough for me to continue. And I'm glad I did. The story starts off slow again but I found I was ready for it and liked the slow build. We follow Nahri, Ali and Dara five years on from where we left them. And soon enough we're caught up in webs of plotting and politics. I felt bad for Ali because he is constantly being branded a wildly dangerous fanatic when he seems pretty decent to me. The last 100 pages really picked up and there was so much action. Now I'm really looking forwa
