Novel of the Others Murder of Crows, Book 2, (Paperback)

from urph818

What can I say. While I enjoyed the first book, "Written in Red", I think I enjoyed "A Murder of Crows" even more. Anne Bishop's a very talented storyteller and her characters are wonderfully developed, but it's the world of The Others that truly sets it apart and brings a fresh and unique take o...

from Maydacat

Meg is valuable property and The Controller is determined to claim what he considers his. But Meg is now firmly enmeshed with and claimed as friend and not-prey by The Others, and as such, is under their combined protection. Still, life is not without risks, and Meg takes some risks herself to pr...

from pwaites

This is the second book in Anne Bishop's Other series. The plot description isn't too different from the first book, Written in Red. Meg continues to become more and more part of the Lakeside Courtyard. She continues to have visions when her skin is cut. Tension continues to grow between the huma...

from les121

If you enjoyed Written in Red, then Murder of Crows won't disappoint. In this installment, we get more character development and worldbuilding as the humans and the Others struggle to maintain their tenuous peace. Trouble is brewing on the wider stage, and I'm looking forward to seeing where the ...

from Kassilem

I knew getting into a book would be hard after loving the last one I read so much so at first I struggled with getting into this one. But once I did, I enjoyed it. There was a lot more politics and intrigue present here than I expected and less romance. It was a pleasant surprise. And while there...