(2012 623pg edition) A prime example of the turning point into modern comics, "Knightfall" ages slightly better than its contemporary "Death of Superman". Although there is larger over-arching story-line, the desperate individual titles (Batman, Detective Comics, Shadow of the Bat) retain their own creative teams. As such the art lacks consistency through-out to the point where character models are vastly different from chapter to chapter. It is easy to see why such broad comic book events have garnered criticism of pretension, there are enough context-clues to make this a jumping on point, even if the "Batman: Prelude to Knightfall" collection (ironically published 6 years later in 2018) is highly recommended for prior reading.

A story of love and discovery of self. It was a good read.

This was an engrossing historical fiction novel that truly illuminated life in Puritan Boston for one woman. While frustrating to read how little women were taken seriously, it was realistic and the mystery was engaging.

Look into the mind of someone who loved a deeply flawed individual, and watching them attempt to learn exactly who their wife truly was.

Very captivating it made me want to read more. It was very exciting

I recommend this book to anyone who loves fantasy, magic, and a good evil figure. There is so much action and it is non-stop adrenaline as Alina Starkov struggles with her immense power. If you’ve read Shadow and Bone, I recommend you continue on with the series. This is the second book in the series and the next book is Ruin and Rising. Totally worth the read.

Well I had high hopes but then I was disappointed by the lack of character depth.

I liked this story because it had to do with summer camp.

A suspenseful book with a great twist.

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