The made the development of the relationships was more realistic as well you can’t build trust in a few days and stories, or throw off old loyalties so easily, so the length of the book really allowed for proper character development. Where uncanny fears beset us without the clarity of sight. I also loved that this meant the characters got see and experience things with their own eyes, instead of one character "telling" or explaining something to convince the other, the character lived the experience and saw it for themselves, which also meant as the reader we get to experience that development too. to a monster of classical antiquity that fed on human blood. There was a chance to follow side storylines and allow real growth and progression that wouldn’t normally happen in a faster-paced book and as a result as a reader even though the book isn’t super fast-paced you’re still given unexpected twists and developments that you don’t see coming. There were many points when I felt the story was about to wrap-up but instead the book continued on and as a result it made me wonder where the “end” would be for certain storylines and characters.
This book has it all: espionage, a corrupt kingdom, and an enemies to lover romance. One of the aspects I enjoyed most of Dance of Thieves is the length of the book which allowed for a fuller, more unpredictable plot. Dance of Thieves is the perfect book for anyone looking to start a new YA fantasy series.
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