Kazi and Jase have survived, stronger and more in love than ever. Pearson's New York Times bestselling Remnant Chronicles. Pearson is a fearless storyteller' Stephanie Garber Vow of Thieves is the thrilling sequel to Dance of Thieves, set in the same world as Mary E.

I’d highly recommend Vow of Thieves to anyone who enjoyed YA fantasy, dual POV with strong character building, or plot driven novels.Download Vow of Thieves Book in PDF, Epub and Kindle I loved The Remnant Chronicles, but the Dance of Thieves duology has officially topped in to becoming my new favourite.

Similar to how Pearson wrote Morrighan to give us more insight into the background for the Remnant Chronicles, a story about Greyson would be amazing!Ĭlearly I think this book is wonderful! I read it in roughly 6 hours (luckily we were on a plane, so I had the time to do it!) because I couldn’t put it down. I really don’t want to give away anything, but Vows has me really wanting either a book or a novella about life for Greyson Ballenger and his family. We were given a taste of what these kids went through in Dance, but it’s in Vows that we’re given more answers about how they ended up in the vault and their connections to the world before the Destruction happens. Greyson Ballenger is such a great character and I love the development around his history in this book. Plus, their love is everything I could have ever hoped for for them! I really don’t want to give any spoilers, so I’ll just say that there’s is an epic love story about two people determined to be together, which includes to everything they can to save each other’s families. In Vow of Thieves Kazi and Jase are completely devoted to each other, giving us an unfiltered view of their true personalities they are both so protective, loyal, and smart and it was amazing that we get to see both of them shine in this novel. In Dance of Thieves they are both so busy keeping secrets from each other that it’s hard to know when and if we can trust either of them. It’s a whirlwind of information but so well written that you crave more! Plus, the dual POVs give us the chance to find out what’s going on during the weeks that Kazi and Jase are separated, not even sure if the other is still alive.

I love the surprises that come from this storytelling style, especially in the Kazi and Jase flashbacks. There are so many moments where this story could have become convoluted or plot lines dropped, but Pearson excels at weaving this tale.

We‘re given flashbacks to conversations between Kazi and Jase that slowly show us what their weeks together were like, dual POVs to keep us updated in the present, as well as historical moments from the first Ballinger family. Pearson has done such an amazing job crafting this story.

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