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Siege and Storm
₨ 780
Siege and Storm by Leigh Bardugo is the second book in the Grisha Trilogy, following Shadow and Bone. The story picks up with Alina Starkov and Mal, who are on the run after the events of the first book. Alina struggles with her growing powers and her role in the battle against the Darkling, who is gaining strength and threatening the world with his dark magic. As Alina and Mal try to escape and regroup, they encounter new allies and face increasing danger. The novel delves deeper into Alina’s internal struggles, her complex relationships with those around her, and the intense conflict between light and darkness. Siege and Storm is filled with action, betrayal, and personal growth as Alina tries to understand her place in the world and harness her powers to stop the looming threat.
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