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Review #1 The Kingdom of Copper (The Daevabad Trilogy #2) audiobook free If the 1st book had pacing issues, this one quickly ramps right up to a mind-blowing whorl of political intrigues, ravishing miracle, at the same time action. The disposition development is that likewise improved. But like the 1st one, this book also has no one things I didn’t like – in spite of no one additional depth at the same time greater abundance of manners, almost all of them are still more precisely even. Any has a head issue or trait that defines them, at the same time in other words as complete as it gets. Insignificant manners are even flatter, simplisticly echoing a defining group trait or role. Nahri, as the head disposition, is that the coolest flawed in this reverence. She seems to trudge through in an wholly powerless fashion, humble at the same time lacking no matter what immunity, but when it is that needed for the plot to move forward, she pulls no one indescribable miracle or political maneuver out of her cap. All while never having a single believed or belief that isn’t purely quality at the same time largely also trusting. Her ingenue-like wide-eyed naivete wasn’t believable in the 1st book, data her upbringing as a street urchin at the same time con painter, at the same time right behind five years at tribunal as part of the royal generic through a political wedding, at the same time a good of higher priestess of the Daeva people, it is that even more eye tilt inducing. Towards the finish, the action gets very violent at the same time gory, at the same time still it is that somehow hard to decide seriously or feel bad about, because the people don’t seem true at the same time that is that a fable-like distance between them at the same time me as the reader. But the excitement at the same time global building make me feel that the score deserves to be oval up more precisely than down.