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title: "The Theft of Sunlight (Dauntless Path Book 2)"
brand: "intisar khanani"
price: "S$21"
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reviews_count: 8
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# The Theft of Sunlight (Dauntless Path Book 2)

**Brand:** intisar khanani
**Price:** S$21
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- **What is this?** The Theft of Sunlight (Dauntless Path Book 2) by intisar khanani
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    I’ve never rooted for a protagonist this hard!
  

*by K***I on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 22 May 2021*

Rae’s dry humour, down-to-earth pragmatism, and continual unimpressed attitude towards the machinations of the court kept me grounded and thoroughly enjoying this elegantly written, character driven novel. It’s important that Rae was such a wonderful protagonist, with a funny, lively voice, and is so rooted in her love for her sisters, because this is on the grimmer side of YA fantasy. The plot is inspired by human trafficking and modern-day slavery—and the tendency of privileged people to ignore and/or downplay that reality.Beyond that, it has all the strokes of YA fantasy of the moment, deftly handled and imbued with real warmth by Khanani. Here, you’ll find mysterious Fae with their own agenda, a charming thief-lord who creates his own justice in the king’s city, courtiers and mages jockeying for power, and whispers of a generational curse haunting the king’s family. Oh, and an opulent royal wedding that draws on South Asian traditions between a princess with a core of steel and endless depths of compassion, and a very lucky prince. (Alyrra and Kestrin of the companion novel Thorn, which I also highly recommend.)One mystery is solved by the end of this novel, but there are many more for Rae, Alyrra, ‘Bren’, Matsin, and Stonemane to unravel. The sequel can’t come fast enough!I also hope it sheds more light on Rae’s relationship with her fellow handmaids to the princess; court ladies are often unexplored or simply villainised in fantasy novels, but this was a much more character-driven and nuanced take. Mina, in particular, has an ace hidden up her sleeve, I feel.Finally, I want to tip of my hat to Khanani for her inclusion of disabled characters in The Theft of Sunlight even beyond Rae, who walks with a limp due to her clubfoot. Clever court matriarch Havila and brave tax officer Kirrana were a delight to read about.Khanani’s real strength is in her characters: read on for a country girl being thrown headfirst into court politics and deciding she’s going to make a difference, come hell or high water.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    riveting...
  

*by A***L on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 April 2021*

gripping, exciting, important text, dealing with very serious social issues, submerged into the retelling and remodelling of the old tale of the goose girl...well written, well paced, until the abrupt ending, cutting the story at a crucial point...now we have to wait for the next installment...hope it will not take ten years...i am deducting one star for the "cliff hanger" ending...otherwise a very good book, full of adventures, attractive characters, good settings and relevant problems...highly recommended!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Good story, great heroine
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 9 April 2021*

I loved this book, part 1 of follow-up duology to Intisar Khanani’s “Thorn” (4/5*). The heroine in this book was more to my liking than in Thorn, and the story overall also, so 5* from me. The world building is great, with royal politicking, shady thiefs, and a large conspiracy across the land. Highly recommend reading Thorn first (and the Bone Knife short story at the back of the kindle edition of the book that introduces Rae, the heroine of this story), as many recurring characters and you get more depth from diving into the story at the beginning.Theft of Sunlight finishes on a cliffhanger, but it’s a well earned one, and makes me excited for the follow up.

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