- They got married!!!!!! Oh my god! I love Jase and Kazi so much. The way that Jase ripped into his family when he found out that they gave her up to the King because they thought she killed Jase. Like him just screaming out that she is his wife was everything I needed.
- Jase and Kazi are just so deeply in love in this book and it pushes them even farther and harder. Like it makes the pace of the book so amazing. The duel POV’s really help with this too.
- Kazi is even more of a badass in this book. And I didn't even think that would be possible honestly. Even though she knew that Jase’s family would hate her if she didn't have him to explain she put herself in danger to save Nash and Lydia. I think that says a lot about who Kazi is as a person.
- I was so excited to read that Pearson didn't kill off all of Jases family. One of my biggest pet peeves in books is when characters are killed off for no reason. I was happy that Pearson didn't rely on that gimmick to make the story amazing.
- I wish that Jalaine got to live. Like I would have loved for all of Jase’s family to survive and live happily even after. But I can live with her death because it wasn't really used to push the story along in a big way. And Jase did get to say goodbye to her before she actually died.
- Such a great ending to the year. I finished this book the afternoon of the 31st. So I ended 2021 on such a high note. Go out and read the Dance of Thieves Duology right now. It was so much fun to read. The romance was AMAZING. Just so much love and devotion pours out of this book.
