Riko is determined to discover Neil’s real identity and destroy everything Neil has worked so hard to gain – and the other Foxes are just collateral damage in Riko’s quest. Not to mention, Neil has created a new enemy in Riko, the self-proclaimed Raven King, the captain of the Foxes’ rival Exy team. But Andrew still doesn’t completely trust Neil, and he certainly doesn’t give away anything for free and Neil can’t trust anyone but himself as he discovers important people from his criminal past are still after him. The one person standing in the way of that is Andrew, and the only person who has ever had any success at lowering Andrew’s defenses and getting through to him, is Neil. Despite the tragic death, the team might become stronger than ever if only they can work together as a team. The novel picks up where The Foxhole Court concluded: A team-mate has died – or was potentially murdered – and the Foxes are desperately searching for answers and concerned over their fragile position in the NCAA. The fast pace of the novel, and the abundance of amazing characters, assisted in progressing and developing the story to the point where I was glued to the page.
There was not one moment where the novel slumped or drifted from its course, plot- or character-wise.
The Raven King, the second novel in the All for the Game trilogy by Nora Sakavic, was the sequel this series deserved and needed.
They were worth every cut and bruise and scream.”
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