Name: Asedio Y Tormenta
Rating: 3.71773704520397 (3628 reviews)
ISBN: 9788418002502

Leigh Bardugo

Alina is the Sun Summoner. She is both hunted and haunted and she cannot outrun her enemies forever. The Darkling wants to use her magic to take the Rakvan throne. With no other recourse, she turns to the Grisha army. She will end sacrificing more than what she had thought.

Asedio Y Tormenta

Siege And Storm

Laura Chin

*The Grishaverse will be coming to Netflix soon with Shadow and Bone, an original series!* Enter the Grishaverse with book two of the Shadow and Bone Trilogy by number one New York Times-bestselling author Leigh Bardugo. Perfect for fans of Laini Taylor and Sarah J. Maas. Now with a stunning new cover and exclusive bonus material: Nikolai Lantsov character art and a Q&A with Leigh Bardugo. Soldier. Summoner. Saint. Alina Starkov's power has grown, but not without a price. She is the Sun Summoner - hunted across the True Sea, haunted by the lives she took on the Shadow Fold. But she and Mal can't outrun their enemies for long. The Darkling is more determined than ever to claim Alina's magic and use it to take the Ravkan throne. With nowhere else to turn, Alina enlists the help of an infamous privateer and sets out to lead the Grisha army. But as the truth of Alina's destiny unfolds, she slips deeper into the Darkling's deadly game of forbidden magic, and further away from her humanity. To save her country, Alina will have to choose between her power and the love she thought would always be her shelter. No victory can come without sacrifice - and only she can face the oncoming storm. Read all the books in the Grishaverse! The Shadow and Bone Trilogy (previously published as The Grisha Trilogy) Shadow and Bone Siege and Storm Ruin and Rising The Six of Crows Duology Six of Crows Crooked Kingdom The Language of Thorns: Midnight Tales and Dangerous Magic

Book 2

Siege and Storm

Jana Jermann

I really liked the beginning and the ending of the book. But between there nothing really happened. 

Assedio e tempesta. GrishaVerse

Melissa Cometto

Secondo volume della saga del Grishaverse, Mal è ancora bello posizionato sulle mie palle e ci resterà ancora per un po’. Un bel po’. Qui è dove le cose si sono fatte interessanti per me. Perché qui si è sviluppato il personaggio che più di tutti ho amato in questa saga, ma procediamo con ordine. Dopo il disastro della faglia Alina è una fuggiasca e, con Mal, cerca di ricostruirsi una vita in una terra dove nessuno li conosce. Quello che Alina e Mal non sanno è che l’Oscuro ha sviluppato un nuovo, terribile potere dall’ultima volta che sono stati nella faglia. In questo libro ci sono un sacco di novità, tra cui la crescita del personaggio di Alina, che da ragazzina impaurita inizia a diventare una giovane donna cazzuta e consapevole di ciò che è e di ciò che può fare e diventare. È bello vedere che nonostante lei sia l’eroina di questa storia, non venga dipinta come una persona che prende sempre la decisione giusta, sacrificando il suo volere e bla bla bla. Alina ci pensa, pensa di mollare tutto e lasciare la gente nella m3rd@ per viversi la sua vita a coltivare patate con Mal, lei è in grado di formulare pensieri egoisti e sente che sta sacrificando tutto il suo volere per aiutare gli altri e le pesa, COME È GIUSTO CHE SIA!!Ha dei dubbi, ha paura e ha sensi di colpa. Grazie Leigh bardugo per averla resa umana. Vale la pena di leggere questo volume anche solo per Sturmhond [spoilers removed] e ragazzi… Che fascino, che prestanza, che emozione, che umorismo, che battutine taglienti, che principe, che corsaro!! Mal “Non penso” Sturmhond “Questo è evidente” E niente... Io persa 😍!

I understand the need for explanation and preparation but it still felt super long winded in some parts. Maybe this trilogy could have also been cut down into a duology? Still thoroughly enjoyed this book, I think more than the first part. 

Noumbé Diop

"Soldier. Summoner. Saint. Alina Starkov's power has grown, but not without a price. She is the Sun Summoner--hunted across the True Sea, haunted by the lives she took on the Shadow Fold. But she and Mal can't outrun their enemies for long. The Darkling is more determined than ever to claim Alina's magic and use it to take the Ravkan throne. With nowhere else to turn, Alina enlists the help of an infamous privateer and sets out to lead the Grisha army. But as the truth of Alina's destiny unfolds, she slips deeper into the Darkling's deadly game of forbidden magic, and further away from her humanity. To save her country, Alina will have to choose between her power and the love she thought would always be her shelter. No victory can come without sacrifice--and only she can face the oncoming storm"--

Much more exciting than the first one but otherwise more of the same. Fine with me.

Liam Richardson

Hunted across the True Sea and haunted by the lives she took on the Fold, Alina must try to make a life with Mal in an unfamiliar land, all while keeping her identity as the Sun Summoner a secret. This edition of the second novel of the Grisha TrilogyNthe follow-up to the "New York Times" bestseller "Shadow and Bone"Nincludes bonus content.

hmmmmmmmmm.... it was okay, I guess. I did not hate it at all, but I did not love it. 

-I think the coolest bit was when they met Sturmhond until he finally showed himself as the Second Prince.

-Like I said in my Shadow and Bone Review, I knew that the princes would be more relevant in the second book, even though they were barely mentioned. 

-I still do not care much for the romance part of it either. It's obvious they have intense feelings for each other but whether they end up together or not...... it's whatever to me. I feel like the romance bit is a little all over the place and hope it's sharpened up in the last book.

-I felt like the twists were really obvious and not surprising.

-That pacing was also a little weird in some parts imo. Some things that should have been better explained were brushed off and other parts dragged for too long.

-Nikolai became the most interesting character for me, following the Darkling. I would not mind having a side story just knowing  in detail his previous adventures. 

Marta

hmmmmmmmmm.... it was okay, I guess. I did not hate it at all, but I did not love it. 

Here are some scattered thoughts:

-I think the coolest bit was when they met Sturmhond until he finally showed himself as the Second Prince.

-Like I said in my Shadow and Bone Review, I knew that the princes would be more relevant in the second book, even though they were barely mentioned. 

-I still do not care much for the romance part of it either. It's obvious they have intense feelings for each other but whether they end up together or not...... it's whatever to me. I feel like the romance bit is a little all over the place and hope it's sharpened up in the last book.

-I felt like the twists were really obvious and not surprising.

-That pacing was also a little weird in some parts imo. Some things that should have been better explained were brushed off and other parts dragged for too long.

-Nikolai became the most interesting character for me, following the Darkling. I would not mind having a side story just knowing  in detail his previous adventures. 

-Alina is a really pretty name.

-Well, onto the next one.

Anna 

finished book two of the grishaverse trilogy in 4 days and the review will be most likely the same as it was for the first one.
i read it quickly, the pacing was nice and it was easy to read. it even made me cry which i appreciate because i like it when an author is able to make readers cry. yes i'm weird.
alina acts even worse than in book one and mal gets on my nerves every time he opens his mouth. they are both selfish and thought they can just run away and have their silly little house in the middle of nowhere and start their silly little family or something. when you are the most powerful grisha to ever live you sadly cannot do these things, alina :D. well nikolai showed up and told her exactly that so thanks god i love that man. 
haha i don't really know what else to say, it was dumb but in a nice and nostalgic way. perfect for summer vacation if you don't want to read anything too complicated.

Asedio Y Tormenta

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