Lady Thief (Scarlet #2)
Author: A.C. Guaghen
Publisher: Walker Children's (Bloomsbury)
Publication Date: February 11, 2014
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Author: A.C. Guaghen
Publisher: Walker Children's (Bloomsbury)
Publication Date: February 11, 2014
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Review:
I will admit no one was more shocked then me by how much I
loved Scarlet. The book is written in dialect which is usually the kiss of
death for me, and I have no prior knowledge, except the Disney movie, of the
Robin Hood mythos. So, color me surprised, when I couldn’t put Scarlet down.
Understandably, I went in to Lady Thief with some trepidation. So many series
suffer from second-book syndrome, where the first is amazing and the second
merely fills a gap from the first to the third books. Luckily Lady Thief does
not suffer from second-book syndrome and I ended up loving it just as much as
the first!
At the end of Scarlet the sheriff had been murdered and who
was going to be the new sheriff was still a mystery. Lady Thief begins with
Prince John’s arrival to Nottingham and his
decision to hold a tournament which will determine who the new Sheriff will be.
I love Scarlet. She is the entire reason I love this series
so much. Scarlet isn’t playing at being a badass, she just is. The more I
learned about her upbringing and history the more enamored I became with her
story.
I also loved the relationship between her and Rob. In the
first novel it was more then hinted at, and then at the end we are left with
shreds of hope that these two can keep it together. In Lady Thief I fell in
love with Scarlet and Rob all over again! They really are perfect for one
another. I have high hopes that no matter what Scar and Rob face they can
overcome it together and I have my fingers crossed for a happily ever after
Lord Gisbourne was someone I hated in the first book. He was
a great villain. My one main complaint is that in Lady Thief it felt like he
became a completely different person. In Scarlet, Gisbourne was all swords out,
scarring faces, killing people. In this story he was a very different man. It
was a strange change of events and almost…almost
had me feeling bad for Gisbourne.
Overall, Lady Thief was a great sequel to Scarlet. And that
ending left me desperate for the third book! I have a feeling it is going to be
a long wait.





!!! I didn't read your review because I am waiting to read this but I am thrilled that you gave it 5! I LOVED Scarlet so I am looking forward to this.
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I'm anxiously waiting to read this. Though, I might have to re-read Scarlet just because it's been a while.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad it's still as wonderful as the first book!
That ending killed me, it's going to be so hard to wait for the next book. I love Robin and Scarlet too, the moments when they're together, the different things Robin says to Scarlet...just made me say awwwww! Such a sense of foreboding the entire time, though, I knew something was going to happen, but the ending was so unexpected. Great review! ~Pam
ReplyDeleteSo glad you loved it! I'm so excited to continue this series. I haven't read many reviews for this one. Really glad to hear positive things :)
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