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The Crown of Embers

(Girl of Fire and Thorns #2)

Rae Carson

4.18 · Rating details · 44,669 ratings · 3,334 reviews

Alternative cover edition of ISBN13: 9780062026538.

The second book in Rae Carson's award-winning The Girl of Fire and Thorns fantasy trilogy, perfect for fans of Game of Thrones and Kristin Cashore. Tamora Pierce called the first book, The Girl of Fire and Thorns, "A unique and engrossing read!" A seventeen-year-old princess turned war queen faces sorcery, adventure, untol ...more

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Published August 27th 2013 by Greenwillow Books (first published September 18th 2012)

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May 28, 2017 Jeff rated it really liked it · review of another edition

JUST AS GOOD AS THE FIRST.

Everyone....if you haven't read this book ~~becuz of ur bajillion other books in ur tbr pile~~....I forgive you.....
Ur life will be spared....
Now pick this series up now and read it. ;p

THERES JUST SO MUCH FEEELZ EVERYONE.
THE FEEELZZZZZ......AND ACTION......AND AMAZING CHARACRERS........prepare to fall in love. ...more

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Apr 09, 2012 Keertana rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: kick-ass-heroines, 2013-favorites, swoooon

Rating: 4.5 Stars

I have to admit, I am a little upset. Not because of the cliffhanger ending, but because I was expecting one and it never came. Seriously. I pre-ordered this book and have been staring at it longingly on my shelves for MONTHS, refusing to be subject to a terrible, heart-wrenching cliffhanger, only to have an ending that leaves me jumping up and down for joy, completely satisfied and happy. Needless to say, we all need to re-affirm our definition of a cliffhanger ending.

Does Cro ...more

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Feb 28, 2012 Kat rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, favorite-authors, omg-the-feels, best-covers, one-of-the-best

Holy cheeseballs covered in roly polies. I can't form a coherent thought after finishing this book this morning. I will say that I was distracted ALL DAY at school because of the feelings pulsing through me after gobbling this book up. I just. I can't. I don't.

AAAAHHHHHHH. BRAIN IS IMPLODING.

There were so many times I wanted to smack all the characters! But thank GOD Elisa does what she does at the end, even if she does a certain other thing before then that makes her do the certain thing that ...more

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Mar 31, 2017 Sana marked it as d-n-f · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, young-adult, endless-pain, fantasy

DNF

i simply do not care enough to continue

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Mar 01, 2013 Robin (Bridge Four) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: fantastic-fantasy, 4-5-stars, ya, re-read, o-captain-my-captain, kick-ass-heroines

On sale $3.99 5/13/16 Here

On my second read this book held up very well the struggles Elisa faced and the Hector of it. Don't mind me while I swoon for Hector all over again.

Original Review

Pardon me while I pick my heart up off the floor. This was such a great follow up to Girl of Fire and Thorns.

The book starts off shortly after GoFaT ended. Elisa is trying to run the country, but it has been difficult she has been met with riots, new attacks on her life and threats from both inside and out. S On sale $3.99 5/13/16 Here

On my second read this book held up very well the struggles Elisa faced and the Hector of it. Don't mind me while I swoon for Hector all over again.

Original Review

Pardon me while I pick my heart up off the floor. This was such a great follow up to Girl of Fire and Thorns.

The book starts off shortly after GoFaT ended. Elisa is trying to run the country, but it has been difficult she has been met with riots, new attacks on her life and threats from both inside and out. She has to build her country again and to do that she needs to find a husband to be allied with to help build support. She is having trouble being strong, or seeming strong. She hasn’t quite grown into the role she is meant to play. She questions her decisions constantly which got a little tiresome at times but it was truthful no one becomes a great leader overnight. Hector is now the head of her Queens Guard, best friend and strongest supporter. After a failed attempt on Elisa’s life she finds out about the Zafira and constructs a reason to go south to search for it.

On her journey is the Elisa we love, the strong confident brilliant one back in her element she comes to life again. While she is so sure in some area’s it was refreshing that even as a powerful woman she was so unsure of herself and love. Elisa wants to be loved for herself, not her kingdom or the godstone. I love love love swoon over the romance built between Hector and Elisa. It is by far one of my most loved romances in any novel. The speech that Hector gave to Elisa on the log after they kissed, I fell in love with him too. The ending was so beautifully brought to fruition. It was equal parts heartbreak and hope. (view spoiler) I was so excited I can’t wait to see what happens in A Bitter Kingdom. (view spoiler)

The supporting characters were great. I liked how Mara shared with Elise stories of her past with her two lovers and was more like a supporting older sister or friend who was needed since Ximena was more like a mother than nurse or friend. Belén has earned his way back to hero status after his betrayal in GoFaT. Storm gave interesting insight into the Invierne and I was surprised by his role on the isle, Elisa proved how great she could be when she made her choice there.

A Bitter Kingdom can’t come soon enough ...more

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Mar 24, 2011 Jodi Meadows rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: books-i-love-beyond-reason

I've now read THE CROWN OF EMBERS twice. If I could give it another five stars, I would. Being on my "books I love beyond reason" shelf will have to suffice.

Because I do love it beyond reason. ...more

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Jun 03, 2015 Ashley DiNorcia rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: sff

Ok. So the whole time I'm reading this series and they talk about this girl with a gem in her bellybutton this is all I can see

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Anybody? Ok. Moving on.
Giving this one a 4.5 as it didn't really pull me in as hard as the first book. However, this may be as a whole my new favorite YA fantasy series. I love the balance between politics, romance, and the magical elements of this story. I don't feel like I'm being smothered in cliche romance, the magical stuff is really interesting and the politics a ...more

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Sep 19, 2012 Khanh, first of her name, mother of bunnies rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: siblings, religious-spiritual, kick-ass-heroine, romance, alternate-universe, on-the-run, dystopian, fantasy, historical, nobility

What a difference the introduction makes. I'll admit that the first time around, I abandoned this book because I could not get past the beginning. Ok, Elisa almost dies several times, her country is in chaos, but they are the most boring murder attempts/civil unrest possible. I don't think it's the writing, it's just tossing events after events at us with little character development that made the beginning intolerable for me, however action-packed it was.

However, past page 90 is where the book ...more

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Apr 05, 2016 Alienor ✘ French Frowner ✘ added it · review of another edition

Shelves: genre-fantasy, 2016-reads

Warning : This is not a review for the book, because I didn't reach further than 7% (Hector did shave his moustache, though, so : woot! #LittleVictory). This is only an extended status because ~~I ramble too much for those~~ the space there is ridiculously short, right? Who thought 420 characters were enough, I wonder. You guessed right, I don't do twitter. To-the-point is not my friend.

Anyway. Stop rambling Anna damn it.

All of that is to say that I'm taking a little time off Goodreads so I a ...more

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Sep 14, 2012 Thomas rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: lgbtq, five-stars, romance, fantasy, young-adult

Females! Young-adult females! And males, too, I suppose - drop what you're reading and check this series out. Or finish what you're reading and then check it out, as Rae Carson has come into her own with The Crown of Embers. Similar to the Mortal Instruments trilogy, the first book in the Fire and Thorns trilogy (The Girl of Fire and Thorns) didn't win me over, but its sequel did. Boy, it did.

In The Crown of Embers Elisa continues her quest to fulfill the duty given to her by her Godstone. As qu Females! Young-adult females! And males, too, I suppose - drop what you're reading and check this series out. Or finish what you're reading and then check it out, as Rae Carson has come into her own with The Crown of Embers. Similar to the Mortal Instruments trilogy, the first book in the Fire and Thorns trilogy (The Girl of Fire and Thorns) didn't win me over, but its sequel did. Boy, it did.

In The Crown of Embers Elisa continues her quest to fulfill the duty given to her by her Godstone. As queen of her kingdom, one might expect this to be easy - but it is anything other than that. Riots begin to break out as some are dissatisfied with her rule, enemies emerge from inside and outside of her palace, and her confidence wavers as even her allies seem to conspire against her. After a failed attempt on her life, Elisa decides to embark on a journey to redeem herself and revitalize her country - before it is too late.

Elisa has earned her spot amongst my favorite female protagonists. She's not a Mary Sue reincarnate, but she's not an unrealistically kick-butt heroine either. She learns from her mistakes and possesses a patriotism alongside her personal compassion that pushes her forward. As a seventeen-year-old, Elisa manages to act her age and exceed what's expected of her as well.

The plot entranced me enough to keep me reading for three hours straight instead of doing my government homework. The Crown of Embers blends political intrigue, palace politics, and good old high fantasy action and adventure to create a winning combination. Everything worked effectively and the cliffhanger made me internally scream in frustration.

I give the romance in this book 6/5 stars - I ship Hector and Elisa so hard. Finally, a young-adult romance that's not, "okay, we just met twenty pages ago, but I am already irrevocably in love with you." Elisa and Hector's relationship is built on respect, trust, and companionship. They didn't rush their feelings, which made it much more rewarding because every time they acted on their emotions I squealed. The cliffhanger only exacerbated my affection for them and I am almost dying to see whether they will make it or not.

Overall, I cannot wait for The Bitter Kingdom. This series has become an unexpected and unappreciated favorite. I hope more people decide to pick it up, because it is definitely worth it.

*cross-posted on my blog, the quiet voice. ...more

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May 13, 2015 Samantha rated it really liked it · review of another edition

*4.5 stars*

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Dec 14, 2015 Nastassja rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Recommends it for: everyone

Shelves: fantasy, best-young-adult, dark-haired-heroine, favorites, upper-ya, young-adult, messed-me-up

Actual rating: 4.5 stars

A few tips how to write an excellent sequel:

-more characters' development
-more romance
-more political intrigue
-more romance
-more humor
-more romance
-more magic
-more romance

Actual rating: 4.5 stars

A few tips how to write an excellent sequel:

-more characters' development
-more romance
-more political intrigue
-more romance
-more humor
-more romance
-more magic
-more romance

I loved this book. It was a whirlwind of emotions. I honestly did not expect it to be THAT good. I liked the first book, I liked Elisa, but now I admire the girl - what a wonderful character development indeed! She came a way from one of the most annoying heroines to one of my favorite heroines. Just WOW. Elisa was left with the kingdom on her fragile young shoulders and in The crown of embers we see how really hard it is to be a queen. More dangerous intrigues are plotted behind Elise's back and hard decisions must be made. I thought Elisa was strong in the end of The girl of fire and thorns, but I was wrong: in this book she is vulnerable and strong at the same time and that makes her one of the best characters ever. She hesitates, she suffers, she loves, she rules and she becomes more mature - not an innocent girl anymore, but a woman. Elisa awakens sexually and all her previous loves seem like a child's play compared to what she feels now.

I loved how intrinsic the plot was. We have palace intrigues and assassination attempts. The enemy is so close and Elise can trust only the closest friends. And decisions she must make - oh it's so hard to be queen:

“Remember this moment and treasure it, my sky. No sovereign remains popular forever.”

“But you have difficult decisions coming up, like raising taxes to support rebuilding efforts. You will find that when people are tightening their belts, your heroics won’t matter. They will blame you, Your Majesty, and you alone. They’ll demand we hand you over to our enemy.”

Is it really worth it, to destroy someone’s life to save my own? Even if I am the queen?

This book has more romance. It's slow-burning but so sensual and intense. Hector surprised me in this book. I liked him from the first part, but he was just a friend and I didn't think much of him, and here we have him as one of the MCs and oh my, he is hot. Every moment they spent together, every touch - everything is oh-so-sensual. Hector is my new favorite book boyfriend.
This time, when his arm slides around me, it feels slower, more deliberate.“The trick,” he says in my ear, “is to be wholly committed to your action. No hesitation.” His arm tightens in a little jerk, and I catch my breath. “Do you understand, Elisa?

But something in the air has changed. I am too deeply aware of the warmth of his nearness, the scents of mink oil and aloe shaving gel, the touch of his callused but gentle fingers. And I am forced to conclude that doing the slow, dancelike warm-up exercises of the Royal Guard with Hector as my partner is not calming at all.

With a swift motion, he cups the back of my head and presses his warm lips to mine. The pit of my stomach drops away as I open my mouth to his.He groans, wrapping his other arm around my waist, pulling me toward him until I am almost in his lap. I arch against him; my breath comes fast as he explores my mouth. Before, his kisses were patient and sweet. But there is nothing of sweetness in him now, just heat and desperate need.

Do you see what I mean? It is so intense and sensual and... I want more of these two.

There was another male character who surprised me not once and he is my number two favorite male in this book. It's Storm. Well, it's a short version of his name, the longer one is... well, longer. Storm is mysterious and arrogant and I am sure we'll see more of his past in the next book and will learn a few of his secrets.

And the ending... well, I am so happy I read this book after the last one is already out and waiting for me.

More action, more intrigue, more magic, more humor and love. I understand now all the hype about this series. It is THAT good. If you haven't read this series yet, read it as soon as possible. You won't be disappointed.

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Sep 24, 2015 Norah Una Sumner rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, series, 5-star-read, great-male-characters, love, all-time-favs, great-female-characters, shipshipship, young-adult, humor

"I want to be queen of this great country not because someone is holding my hand,but because I can do it.Me.Elisa."

Damn son.I'm an emotional mess right now.This book was so damn good I want to somehow imprint it into my brain so that I can replay certain scenes over and over again.I liked Elisa in the first book but I love her in this one.I could finally completely connect with her and sense her huge character development.I really like Mara and Storm,too.And that last moment with Xim ...more

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Apr 14, 2013 kiwi kili rated it did not like it · review of another edition

Recommends it for: Well, if you liked the first one, give it a go. I guess.

Shelves: villain-issues, lolz-it-ain-t-good, extend-your-life, cutsie-chick-flick, wish-i-could-like-it

Oh no. Here I am again. The odd one out. The one person who just didn't like this book.
Sigh.
More of a review to come...

WARNING! SARCASM AND MILD HUMOR TO COME!! STEER CLEAR IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC!! Sorry about that. I've learned that sometimes you have to set up these little disclaimers for the "die-hard-fans-of-books" who will attack you for giving a book a bad review. Am I not allowed to have opinions here anymore? Are we suddenly living in "dystopian fiction" world? Because I threw that world ...more

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Jan 18, 2016 K. rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2016, plus-sized-narrator, library, 2019, 2017, bipoc-narrator, 5-star, own-it-hard-copy, favourites, fantasy

Trigger warnings: violence, serious physical injury to a loved one, blood, stabbing, storms at sea.

24/6/2019
I STILL SHIP IT LIKE WHOA. But also, I'm bumping this down to 4.5 stars on reread. I found it slightly slower and slightly more middle-book-y this time around. I still love the characters, I still love the world, I still love the writing, I still love the plot. And honestly, this is a spectacular slow burn and I adore everything about it.

8/2/2017
I SHIP IT LIKE WHOA. Full thoughts to follo ...more

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Mar 23, 2014 Shannon (kitchandpages) rated it really liked it

Fast paced and fun! Onto the last book!

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May 23, 2018 Deborah rated it liked it · review of another edition

3,5*

I enjoyed this book.

Elisa discovers it’s not easy being queen especially when it appears someone is trying to undermine her.
She makes mistakes and bad decisions and it’s very easy to forget that she’s only seventeen years old. But she’s intelligent and learns from her mistakes.

My issues with the first book weren’t really a problem here.
Elisa is no longer fat, not that I had any issue at all with her weight it was refreshing having a heroine that wasn’t stick thin. But it was the obsession ...more

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Nov 07, 2014 Katerina Kondrenko rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: genre-fantasy, friendship-ff, characters-prince-storage, pov-1st-person, pov-female-only, imo-here-i-quit, characters-likable-minors, romance-subtle, writing-touching-moments, romance-slow-burn

6 out of 10

Ревью в моем блоге/This review on my blog
Living A Thousand Lives (please use Chrome/Yandex browser or Android/IOS to see the page; otherwise, spoiler-tags I use to make my post compact may not work)

Short-Soundtrack:
Lissie – In Sleep
Of Monsters And Men – Thousand Eyes
Toby Lightman – Holding A Heart

Genre: high-fantasy, YA
Stuff: magic amulets, political intrigues, adventures
Fail: religion stuff
WOW: world-building, cliffhanger
POV: 1st-person, female
Love-Geometry: zero

Quote-Core:

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May 16, 2019 majo rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: book-boyfriend, books-to-buy, fantasy-high-fantasy, fav-otp, fav-protagonist, mind-blown, finished-trilogies, 4-stars, characters-i-love, fav-romance

Me, reading the first book in the series: Eh, this is okay, I guess?

Me, as soon as I finished this sequel: EXCUSE ME, WHO ALLOWED THIS BOOK TO BE SO DAMN GOOD????

Also, the phrase "I love you like a drowning man loves air. And it would destroy me to have you just a little" is one of the most beautiful things I've read in my life. This couple. THIS FREAKING COUPLE. 😭😍😭😍 ...more

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Nov 25, 2011 Kilikina rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, love-love-love, swoon-worthy, speechless

Ahhhhhhhaowerfnoafhoawelfkdsljf......ok.

While this sequel wasn't as intense as the first one, I still enjoyed it just as much.
Elisa was just as strong of a heroine as she was in the first book. I loved the romance between Hector and Elisa. I was actually wary of Hector just because of how much I loved Humberto...But Hector isn't one of those male characters that tries to take the other love interest's place. His relationship with Elisa was totally different than Humberto's and that's something ...more

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Jun 21, 2015 Andie rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy-sci-fi, young-adult

Oh wow! What a fantastic follow up to The Girl of Fire and Thorns! And that cliffhanger!! I'm literally about to drive to the bookstore to hopefully find the last book because I simply cannot wait to know what happens next! I think, no I know, I have found a new OTP. ...more

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Jun 21, 2014 Lindsey Rey rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 2014, fantasy, young-adult

LOOOOOOVE THIS SERIES! So much goodness and brilliance!

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Apr 02, 2012 Brigid rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Recommends it for: those who love confident and intelligent heroines

Shelves: ya-fantasy

Crown of Embers by Rae Carson Review

Holy Fuck, a book without insta-love! There must be a blue moon or something, right?

Thoughts:

Rae Carson may be one of the few authors of Young Adult fiction I love most. Here’s why: she doesn’t slut shame, she doesn’t write insta-love, she writes realistic character development, and she has the heroine save herself instead of the male lead swooping in.

But, she also does something I feel was quite brave: she created a story line that has a big influenc ...more

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Aug 31, 2015 Lucia rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 5-stars-read, ya, fantasy

SERIES RATING AND SPOILER-FREE REVIEW:

Book 1: The Girl of Fire and Thorns - 4 STARS
Book 2: The Crown of Embers - 5 STARS
Book 3: The Bitter Kingdom - 5 STARS

How to sum up this trilogy? The Girl of Fire and Thorn has rich world-building, adventurous atmosphere and remarkable character development. Author also has great storytelling skills. It is so nice to have in detail planned out plot without any plot holes or disruptions of the flow of the story. To be honest, writing and story wise I hav ...more

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Feb 22, 2014 Maria (highinthebooksky) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

what can I say... this book totally surprised me
it was the second time I picked it up and well I'm glad I did

I think this trilogy has very unique elements ... like the godstones and the at the beginning chubby protagonist ...

but what I really liked in this book was how the relationships between all the characters developed and changed...

hector for instant was such a revelation for me! his relationship with elisa really made this book fun and interesting
they were so sweet and sometimes awkward ...more

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May 25, 2013 Alicia Batista (Addicted Readers) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: second-book-in-a-trilogy, sorcerers, war, romance, action, magic, amazing, strong-female, a-must-read, you-ll-be-sorry-if-you-miss-this-bo

I ABSOLUTELY LOVEDDDDDD THIS BOOK!!! IT WAS JUST ABOUT PERFECT IN EVERY WAY!!! PHEWWWWW, WHAT A RIDE!!!

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4.5 Stars

THE CROWN OF EMBERS was an EXPLOSIVE READ that I absolutely LOVED!! It took me on the ride of my life, and filled me with such awesomeness that kept me up reading late into night, craving just one-more-chapter I couldn't get enough of!!! I loved the world building, the characters, the villains, the magical aspects, frankly, I loved just about every single thing in this novel, no, i ...more

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Aug 10, 2012 Jen (The Starry-Eyed Revue) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: high-fantasy, magic-time-travel, 2012, favorites

I love fantasy. I loved The Girl of Fire and Thorns. I desperately wanted to read The Crown of Embers and be blown away, like I was with The Girl of Fire and Thorns. Was I? Oh, hells yeah. Abso-freaking-lutely, I was! It was amazing and perfect and captivating and when I was reading, the rest of the world dropped away and I had eyes only for this book. (Seriously, I looked up that first night while reading and realized that everyone in my house had already gone to bed, and it was nearing midnigh ...more

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Jun 26, 2014 Natalie (Never trust a duck) rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: met-my-fictional-husband-s, hardcover, fantasy, i-own, feels, favorites, age-me-prematurely-romance, smart-ass-protaganist, bringing-out-the-sleuth-in-me, laugh-out-loud

Who knew that underneath his mustache Hector was one big pile of swoon-inducing charm? (By the way, I want to thank the author for having him shave it this book, much obliged)

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I hadn't read the first book in FOREVER. So when I got this one, I wasn't all anxious to read it. But then I read it. And I didn't put it down. And Elisa is so strong. And Hector is so sweet. And I loved loved LOVED it.

There was so much adventure. So much character development. So much complex politics. So much love from me ...more

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Jun 05, 2014 Faye, la Patata rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, war, good-hero, good-heroine, romance, young-adult, heart-doing-blackflips, someone-hold-me, lovely-romance-but-not-central

;_; I wish I wrote this myself. SO GOOD!!! My feels for Hector and Elisa are all over the place. I think I reread one scene more than ten times while I imagined myself in Elisa's shoes... ahhhhhhh where is my Hector?! ...more

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Sep 28, 2015 Carol (StarAngel's Reviews) Allen rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: 4-or-more-stars, cliffhanger, young-adult, fantasy

This series just keeps getting better and better!!

I love these characters and the story that keeps unfolding

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Rae Carson was born in 1973 in California and now lives in Arizona. She developed an enthusiasm for storytelling in her earliest childhood. She studied social sciences and worked in various industries after graduating from university before she realized her dream and became a writer. The Girl of Fire and Thorns is her debut novel.

In her own words, she "write[s] books about teens who must do brave ...more

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