The Winner's Crime by Marie Rutkoski

The Winner's Crime (Winner's Trilogy, #2)

by Marie Rutkoski

The engagement of Lady Kestrel to Valoria's crown prince is the event of a lifetime, but to Kestrel it means living in a cage of her own making, so as she aches to tell the truth about her engagement, she becomes a skilled practitioner of deceit and as a spy passes information and gets close to uncovering a shocking secret.

To Kestrel, the engagement of Lady Kestrel to Valoria's crown prince means living in a cage of her own making, and as she aches to tell the truth about her engagement, she becomes a skilled practitioner of deceit. The plot contains violence. Book #2

Reviewed by Stephanie on

4 of 5 stars

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WELP, goddamnit. It had the kind of endings I hate but I loved this one. Some of the wording was a little too flowery at points that I almost didn't understand the important tidbit it was describing but all in all, I'm down.

I was going to read something else in between this one and the last book but I guess that's not going to happen.

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