Rule of Wolves by Leigh Bardugo - King of Scars Book 2 - Grishaverse YA Fantasy Hardback - Ages 14+ - Bestselling Sequel to Shadow and Bone

Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Hardback ISBN: 9781510104488 Publisher: Orion Children's Books Age Range: 14+ Overview: Return to the Grishaverse in Rule of Wolves, the epic second instalment of Leigh Bardugo's King of Scars duology. This brand-new hardback YA fantasy follows King Nikolai Lantsov, the fierce stormwitch Zoya Nazyalensky, and undercover spy Nina Zenik as they fight to save Ravka from Fjerda's invading army. Blending political intrigue, forbidden magic, and deeply human characters, this instant New York Times bestseller and Goodreads Choice Award winner rewards fans of Shadow and Bone and Six of Crows with high-stakes drama, emotional depth, and unforgettable twists that make it essential reading for teens and adults alike. About the Book: As Fjerda's massive army closes in, King Nikolai Lantsov must draw on every ounce of cunning and courage to keep his fractured kingdom from collapsing, all while wrestling with the dark, monstrous power that lives inside him. Zoya Nazyalensky, once his most trusted general, has become something far more dangerous and extraordinary: a stormwitch whose grief and fury manifest in world-altering magic. Meanwhile, deep undercover in enemy territory, Nina Zenik risks everything as a spy for the crown, her longing for vengeance colliding with her desperate need to heal after profound loss. Bardugo weaves these three storylines into a richly plotted tapestry of war, sacrifice, and redemption, delivering the thrilling conclusion to the King of Scars duology and continuing the wider Grishaverse saga that began with Shadow and Bone and Six of Crows. Themes of identity, loyalty, and the cost of power run throughout, giving the story emotional weight alongside its fast-paced battles and court intrigue. Fans of morally complex heroes, sweeping fantasy worldbuilding, and razor-sharp banter will find plenty to love, while newcomers who have watched the Netflix adaptation will discover an even richer, more textured version of t