In this follow-up to “King of Scars,” the reader is swept up in the constant turmoil of quarreling border nations and the perpetual clash of social classes and races that characterize the fictional country of Ravka.
“Rule of Wolves” is packed with sociopolitical commentary, romance, a few dazzling plot twists and several scenes of war. Seven books in the making, the conclusion to Bardugo’s magic universe ostensibly follows the main characters of Nikolai Lantsov, Zoya Nazyalensky and Nina Zenik in their quests to stabilize Ravka, the fictional country in which they reside. Leigh Bardugo grapples with the intersection of a magical society and the development of industrial technology in the thrilling conclusion to her “Grishaverse” series, “Rule of Wolves.” Between the release of the Netflix adaptation of the opening novel in the series, “Shadow and Bone,” and “Rule of Wolves,” fans have little left to want from Bardugo.
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