Six of Crows Third Book Release and Publication Details
The third book in the Six of Crows duology is titled King of Scars, written by Leigh Bardugo and published by Flatiron Books. The novel continues the story of Kaz Brekker and the Crows crew from the original Grishaverse storyline. King of Scars was released in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook formats through major retailers and library distributors.
King of Scars follows directly after the events of Six of Crows and Crooked Kingdom, expanding the Grishaverse with new geopolitical conflicts and character arcs. The duology structure means the third volume serves as the final mainline installment for the original Crows storyline. Readers can find the book in print, digital, and audio editions through Penguin Random House and affiliated retailers.
King of Scars Plot Summary and Core Story Elements
The plot of King of Scars centers on Nikolai Lantsov and Zoya Nazyalensky as they navigate the aftermath of war and political instability in Ravka. The story introduces new threats tied to the Shadow Fold and explores the long-term consequences of the events from Six of Crows. The narrative structure alternates between multiple POV characters, including returning figures from the original duology.
Key story elements include the expansion of Grisha powers, the political maneuvering within Ravka's royal court, and the lingering impact of the Crows' heist on the wider world. The book deepens the lore around the Fold, the Darkling's legacy, and the geopolitical tensions between Ravka, Fjerda, and other neighboring nations. These elements set the stage for the final confrontation and resolution of the original storyline.
Where to Read and Purchase the Six of Crows Third Book
King of Scars is available for purchase and digital lending through major online retailers, independent bookstores, and library systems. Formats include hardcover, paperback, ebook, and audiobook, with the audiobook narrated by a full cast including Julia Whelan and Michael Crouch. Readers can access the book through platforms linked to Penguin Random House and its distribution partners.
The book is cataloged under ISBN records and listed in library systems such as WorldCat, making it accessible through interlibrary loan and digital lending services. Retailers including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Bookshop.org carry the title in print and digital editions. For verified availability and format options, check the publisher's official page at Penguin Random House.