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Ruin and Rising
- Narrated by: Lauren Fortgang
- Series: Grisha, Book 3
- Length: 10 hrs and 57 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction
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- By Samuelson Obigbesan on 09-05-21
Summary
The capital has fallen. The Darkling rules Ravka from his shadow throne.
Now the nation's fate rests with a broken Sun Summoner, a disgraced tracker, and the shattered remnants of a once-great magical army.
Deep in an ancient network of tunnels and caverns, a weakened Alina must submit to the dubious protection of the Apparat and the zealots who worship her as a Saint. Yet her plans lie elsewhere, with the hunt for the elusive firebird and the hope that an outlaw prince still survives.
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- SLLee
- 29-10-19
Irritating voice
Daughter thought narrator too annoying to finish listening. She prefers it when I read to her.
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- N. D. Taylor
- 27-06-19
Could have been so much more
Much like many other books in this genre, this series was full of padding (read: unnecessary side stories) and not enough complexity. Oh, how I’d hoped that there’d be a twist in the tale around the darkling but he was simply allowed to go on as a straight forward villain, nothing unexpected in any way. And Alina and Mal....sigh. How boring and predictable.
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- Emma (Star Crossed Reviews)
- 28-12-18
Things will never be the same!
After the last book, I was so eager to carry on with the story but I also didn't want it to end so I wanted to drag this last book out for as long as possible.
Alina is in hiding again but things are different. She's not alone and there's something wrong with her powers. Again she is both frustrating and badass in this book. She is not a natural leader. All she's wanted her whole life is to be loved but now the fate of Ravka lies in her hands and she's not sure she's the one for the job
Mal is so much less annoying in this book. It's like he's finally realised that there's a lot more on the line than just his feelings. He realises there are people that need saving and just gets on with doing his bit.
While this may be the last book in the trilogy don't think that Leigh will go easy on you. Oh no, this book will swallow you whole, rip you up and spit you back out. You will never be the same again when you read this book. Leigh broke my heart when she did what she does to Nikolai. Literally ripped it into teeny tiny pieces so that it will never, ever be whole again.
This series not only got into my heart but also under my skin. It's one of those series that once you start you realise why everyone is always talking about it. While I was immensely sad to be at the end I was very excited to start the Six of Crows duology and I am counting down the days until King of Scars is released and I can be back in this world.
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- Hannah
- 31-03-21
A marginal improvement on book 2
Unfortunately as a trilogy this series doesn't work - Books 2 and 3 both needn't really exist and have very little to say.
I finished this yesterday and couldn't tell you much of what happened
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- Anonymous User
- 12-07-21
hoped for a better story
It is not the best book that I have listened to. it's a shame.
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- b
- 10-07-21
A good way to end the series
Loved the first book. Tolerated the second. Found the third a good way to end. Probably wouldn’t read the series again but overall I enjoyed it
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- sam
- 23-02-19
Interesting End
The book was pretty good. The secondary characters and world building are definitely the best part of this series. As a finale it was pretty entertaining. Lauren Fortgang does an amazing job! Loved her narration!
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- Backward-logic
- 22-06-22
A worthy ending.
If you liked the other two I found this a worthy ending. No character felt forgotten and the ending had all the climax and emotions I was hoping for. Lots of travel in this one. I see other reviews saying it was padding but I don’t agree. I loved the interactions on the road.
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- Scotty Unfamous
- 14-06-22
A great ending
I left a gap between the second book and this one, so it took me a while to get back into it, but once I did I remembered why I loved it so much. The book wrapped up perfectly. A full circle moment. I've read the 6 of crows spin offs which were also wonderful (I spent this whole book worried that she was dead) and I've got King of Scars in my to read list. The narrator carried the story well too.
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- Leaf Books
- 08-05-22
Wow, just wow!
I wasn't sure if my heart could cope with this final installment. I have been listening to the series on my morning runs and I have been gripped, some days running further just to hear more.
After everything the rebellious tracker and Sun Summoner have tried is there any hope for Ravka? This is an utterly compelling conclusion to the magnificent Grisha trilogy.
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- 03Dustin51
- 21-06-19
Heartbreaking in the best possible way...
I had read the books years ago, and decided to listen to the audio books now, as well, as a way to become reinvested in this amazing story before delving into Leigh Bardugo's new book, "King of Scars." And I am so very glad I have.
One day I read a random blurb from a random book titled Shadow and Bone when I was perusing the aisles of a small bookstore, and I bought the book on a whim. I had never heard of the series, or even the author for that matter. Now, however, I consider Shadow and Bone to be the book that sparked this need inside of me to read all the time. After I read Shadow and Bone, I went on to read 60 books in just over two months. And I haven't slowed much since. That is thanks to Leigh Bardugo and this beautiful world she created.
I experienced elated devastation when I finished reading the series, but I got to experience it anew with the audiobooks. The narrator, Lauren Fortgang, is a favorite of mine anyway, but I truly don't think anyone else could have come close to her perfection in regards to this series. Her ability to project the kind of feeling and emotion necessary for a story like this is second to none. It wasn't just the story that had me in tears, but the depth of Lauren's ability to make me feel how the characters felt. Alina Starkov needed Lauren's voice to tell her story. And now that I am about to listen to Nikolai's story, I am-thanks to Lauren's amazing talent- firmly reconnected to this world of Grisha that began my obsession with all things magic. I couldn't be happier in this moment.
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- Maria M
- 09-08-19
Bleh
I tried to enjoy the characters but couldn’t care less what happened to them in the end. The Darkling and Nikolai who brought a spark to the book were far and in between.
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- Michael Sebring
- 01-05-21
WHYYY do we have to make our LEAD FEMALES WEAK????
I am disgusted. Authors, women do not need to be weak to be a lead. I'm puking right now over this series. I had such high hopes.
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- Anonymous User
- 31-03-19
Boo
This series got progressively worse as it went on; the lack of character development is absolutely appalling. No one mentions anything but Alieena is like, My LiFe iS sooOO hArd!
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- Amazon Customer
- 10-05-21
Disappointing book 3
it was a struggle to finish this audio. I watched Shadow and Bones on Netflix and decided to read this trilogy. I finished book 2, it was good. Book 3 was just a disappointment.
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- D&N
- 03-05-21
Botched Russian, stupid protagonist, beautiful world
The world built here is very interesting, with beautiful magical animals, different landscapes, nations, races, and powers. I love the idea of making it influenced by Russian/Slavic roots. However, as a fluent Russian speaker it was torture to listen to the botched words and wrong meanings. I feel like if Bardigo wanted to include another language in her books she should have either learned it or asked a fluent speaker to edit her drafts. Same with the reader, sometimes the words are written correctly but the reader botches them and while it may sound cool to someone who doesn’t speak Russian it was pretty bothersome to me. One example is “Morozova”. In Russian you change the ending if the person is a male or female, this -a is a female ending but he is a man so his last name should really be “Morozov” and the reader pronounces it as “MorotsOva” with a “ts” when the correct pronunciation is “MarOzav” or at least “MorOzov” with a “z” (capital letter to indicate the stressed vowel). Most of the words were botched like that or the meaning was completely different when translated. Thirdly, the main character is unbelievably stupid and foolish. This improves in the last book but it really makes women look bad and I guess the fact that’s she’s supposed to be a teenager explains it a little, it is still very difficult to endure. This wrongly teaches young readers that if you act like an idiot things will still somehow work out in your favor and that’s not how the world works. Lastly, the evil acts in this book are pretty dark and haunting and really something evil psychopaths/sociopaths might do, so read at your own risk, I literally had nightmares about a past abuser after the gruesome antagonist plots due to how much the Darkling’s thinking was similar.
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- Adaja
- 12-03-16
Weak "heroine"
A series about a selfish girl who continuously chooses the life of a boy over the fate of the world.
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- Daniel P.
- 13-05-21
Cliche ending to a cliche series
This is more of what you'd expect from cliche young adult fantasy. I don't want to spoil anything but for the most part you can probably predict how this trilogy ends. Even though it's cliche it's well written and I look forward to checking out Leigh Bardugo's other books set in this world as I hear she just gets better and better as a writer as the books progress.
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- Taylor
- 22-03-21
Solid end
I Really enjoyed the series. And the narrator is fantastic. I will be recommending it
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- Therese Madden
- 13-04-21
So dumb
I didn’t hate the first books but this one! Omg it was soooooo bad!!! The ending was so stupid! I could not even read the last chapter! Like what the heck!! Don’t read! Go read six of crows! So much better!! I hate this book so much! Waste of money
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