Together, this young crew seeks to pull off the greatest heist the world has ever seen. To achieve his goal, he’ll need the best crew: the trusted and deadly Wraith, a sharpshooting sidekick, a spunky Heartrender, an escaped prisoner still loyal to his country, and one mysterious runaway. And he has his sights set on a prize bigger than any he has ever gone after before.
Kaz “Dirtyhands” Brekker is the criminal mastermind of Ketterdam, a city equal parts cosmopolitan and dangerous. What duology‽After a quick Google search and a short discussion with my book club, I had Six of Crows in my hands. Imagine my surprise when Netflix announced that it was making a TV show for the Grishaverse and it will include not just the original trilogy, but the duology as well. I thoroughly enjoyed it, but then Life got in my way, and the Grishaverse dropped off my radar. I personally feel you shouldn't give up until you've at least read the third chapter because that is when the main plot kicks into gear.I was first introduced to Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse several years ago when I read her flagship trilogy Shadow and Bone. This chapter is fun to reread after you've already know who's who, but it can be pretty tricky the first go around. Really the only three you need to remember are Inej, Kaz, and Jesper and the rest are minor characters. My issue with the second chapter in SoC is that it throws way too many names at you. I always advise my friends to skim through the first chapter.
I like to compare the first chapter to the opening 3 minutes of a TV crime show in that you're introduced to characters who die by the end of the chapter and who you never hear from again. Kelly I personally love the Six of Crows duology and they are my favorite books of all time, but even I have to admit the opening chapters of both books are …more I personally love the Six of Crows duology and they are my favorite books of all time, but even I have to admit the opening chapters of both books are not easy.
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