BOOK REVIEW: THE KING OF CROWS BY LIBBA BRAY

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Title: The King of Crows
Author: Libba Bray
Published: 2020
Language: English
Pages: 560
Rating: 3/5

This is the fourth book in The Diviners series. 

Summary:

In the finale of this series, we once again return to 1920's New York and meet The Diviners, a group of young people with supernatural abilities, as they face their biggest enemy yet. 

Review:

I've really enjoyed reading this series, even if it was bittersweet that this is the final book and I've now finished it. 

I quite liked this one and it was especially wonderful to revisit these character once again. I absolutely love the setting of these books, I love how the time period is brought to life, and it was fun to see all the Diviners come together in this one. I also always enjoy the bad guys in these books, and how creepy and dark the story gets.

I did find this to drag a bit more than the other books in this series though; I felt like it started off well, before there was a huge chunk in the middle where things really dragged out and not a lot happened, before we got to the end where things finally got exciting. It's also the most predictable of the four books, in my opinion.

That being said, my enjoyment factor for these books are always high, which is one of the reasons I like this series so much. This last one might be my least favorite of the four, but it was entertaining for the most part and I really enjoyed revisiting the characters and the setting. 

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