Thank you so much for Titanbooks, the author and Netgalley for the e-ARC, all written below is my honest opininon.

What a RIDE! It is safe to say I am beyond obsessed with this duology, M.K. Lobb is a genius.
If you loved Seven Faceless Saints and were entirely shocked by the ending — let me ensure you, the shocking factors just grow in the sequel.
Now that Chaos is back in the daily life, things are not really going seamlessly in Ombrazia. We follow Roz and her rebel friends as they try to still turn the city into the vision they longed for: disciple blessed and unfavored all equal.

But chaos lurks in every corner and Damian is losing himself. Can Roz help him? Can they help their friends escape the war at North? OMG, the whole book was action packed, followed by Lobb’s entertaining sarcasm and dark humour woved in the lines. Roz and Damian both had a beautiful and struggling character developement as they navigated their newcome obstacles, growing feelings, frustration and the power of the saints.

It is hard to review the book without giving spoilers, but get ready for an amazing reading experience and unhinged angry lovers fighting the regime, waking saints and fighting for each other.

I will read EVERYTHING M.K. Lobb writes! All the stars and tears. Damian Venturi can walk over me,

This was a much better read for me than the first book, because the plot and narrative felt streamlined and purposeful. Having established the characters and the world already, the author had the freedom here to focus on the story, which I found a much more enjoyable reading experience. What I didn't love, however, was the arc of the main characters Damian and Roz. I found their relationship hard to read - it felt abusive and although I know that there were reasons for this choice, it still didn't sit well with me. Overall, this conclusion was satisfying and I will check out M. K. Lobb's next release.
I received a free copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for a fair and honest review.

Thank you Titan Books and NetGalley for the arc of Disciples of Chaos by M.K. Lobb in exchange for my honest and unbiased review. Please note I’ve done my best to avoid spoilers.
I decided towards the end of 2023 that it was time to actually read the physical books I own and for this reason I read Seven Faceless Saints, a locked door, fantasy mystery that I enjoyed but, I’ll be honest was not wowed by. I’m not one to leave a duology unfinished and was fortunate enough to be gifted the arc of Disciples of Chaos, which gave me the opportunity to return to the world of Roz, Damian and the Saints of Ombrazia and Brechaat.
Honestly, this conclusion to the duology was far superior to the first book in my opinion, this was most definitely aided by the world and character foundations being set in the first book but, personally I loved the evolution of the story and how Lobb didn’t remained fixated on developing a second mystery to investigate.
Roz and Damian are both such interesting and complex characters, and Lobb truly explored their character storylines, developing their relationship and their development as a beautifully woven tapestry, seamlessly weaving the storylines to compliment and document their journeys.
I was also totally engrossed by the development of the world as it expanded to Brechaat, the political upheaval and shifts of power, all merged with the religion and magic of the
Faceless Saints, and I must call out the Library, which was definitely one of my favourite locations and chapters in the book.
If you’re looking for a duology that delivers dark magic, political and religious shenanigans, character development, a dark romance, and ghostly/spooky vibes then you will totally love Seven Faceless Saints and Disciples of Chaos.

Thank you to NetGalley for providing me with an ARC to review this book.

I read Seven Faceless Saints last year and was blown away by a unique yet complex magic system explored through the characters of Roz and Damian, so revisit g them again was an exciting prospect. This was an incredible sequel which dug deeper into Roz and Damian’s complicated feelings as they navigate new circumstances.

Damian’s chapter were potentially my favourite, his absolute devotion and dedication to Roz gave some really beautiful moments that I loved completely. Similarly, Roz’s familiarity with Damian, knowing every little thing about him gave such depth to their changing relationship.

I really enjoyed this book and look forward to seeing what is next from this author!

I really enjoyed the first book in this duology so was very excited when I got approved for the ARC of this. I probably should have read this as soon as I got it as I struggled to remember some of the bits that happened in the first book which is completely on me. I really enjoyed how the story evolved and the way the plot went, even though it was predictable and foreshadowed I still think it was interesting. I just wanted a BIT MORE, I think I was slightly missing the mystery aspect from the first book and I wanted a bit more passion and I think it could have been a bit DARKER really. I wanted a bit more intensity between Roz and Damien. Overall I still enjoyed it and like this duology but it is not going to become a favourite

Disciples of Chaos has plenty of action, twists and drama. We pick up right where book one ended and then go on an epic adventure. This includes a deadly library and a ship during a storm - both scenes were my fave parts of the book. It was hard to put this book down due to the fast pace and wanting to know what happened next. The backgrounds of the Saints Chaos and Patience was gut-wrenching to read. I would say this book was more politics heavy and war focused, it missed the mystery element that worked so well in the first book. Saying that this was a satisfying ending but also bittersweet. Thank you to NetGalley and Titan Books for an E-ARC. This is a voluntary review of my own thoughts.

The book has such an eerie beginning. It has been narrated from three perspectives. Though Roz and Damian are the main characters in the story. There is a strange chaos magic that needs to be stopped. This is a horror romance. The characters are so mysterious and world building is perilous.

After the Rebellion’s attack, the shift is happening in the Ombrazian Power. There is something that Damian is oblivion to and Roz is aware of it. Only Roz can help him. I liked the bond of Roz and Damian. There is a strange mystery of seven saints and loved reading about Chaos and Patience. The book is action packed and it has twists and turns. I loved some characters while I hated some of the characters like Government officials. So many strange things happens in the plot. I loved the ending.

Many Thanks to the Author, Publisher and Netgalley.

This was a perfectly dark way to end this duology!

I loved Seven Faceless Saints for its sharp female MC, its dark political vibes and its intriguing magic. M. K. Lobb brought all of that and more to the sequel.

It was complex, it hurt and I enjoyed every second!

This duology was so fun from start to finish! This book answered every question I had after reading the first book in such a satisfying way.

The growth of Roz and Damian over the two books was done brilliantly and I love their relationship from the very beginning. I also love Roz as a fiery main character who always tries to get what she wants.

This book took me through so many different emotions which is my favourite kind of book. I am definitely excited to see what else M.K Lobb has in store for the future.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for giving me an E-Arc of this book

4 Stars! I ejoyed the first book in this duology so I was expecting to like this one but I loved this Disciples of Chaos! The story was captivating and well paced, I really felt like we properly explored b0th of the main characters storylines. The ending was interesting and not exactly what I expected which was nice. Overall I was most impressed by the development that is visible between book one and two. One of the easiest books I have read all year, raced through this. I will be keeping a close eye out for what comes next from M K Lobb!

3.5 stars. This was a solid ending to the duology. I felt some aspects were lacking but overall, it did what it needed to do.

What started out as a surprisingly dark story about murder, and corrupt governments that i really enjoyed, actually tripped at the finish line for me with a largely predictable and someone what unsatisfying conclusion.

I enjoyed this sequel to Seven Faceless Saints but something about it felt less adult then then first book, which i found i missed.
I loved Damien and Roz and that he was the character who was more emotional rather than the female character and in large part, this was part of their overall arc which i liked. I didnt however, like the ending and what felt like not enough showing of the power that a disciple of chaos was really capable of.
I kept wanting there to be something a lot darker that never really came and all seemed to be wrapped up nicely in a little bow which didnt ring true for me.

The Italian inspired world was great, the idea of the saints was great, even the spooky library place was awesome but i didnt really lift off towards the darkest places it could do for me and that was a little bit of a let down.

I liked this because of the darkness but just felt it could have been darker and the stakes be a little higher

Thank you to NetGalley and Titan Books for an arc of this. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Fantastic and satisfying conclusion to an imaginative duology. This was a fast paced and compelling read that wrapped up the first book in the best way. No spoilers but a fuller review to come closer to publication.