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Frost Like Night
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Angra is alive, his Decay is spreading—and no one is safe.
Meira will do anything to save her world. With Angra trying to break through her mental defenses, she desperately needs to learn to control her own magic—so when the leader of a mysterious Order from Paisly offers to teach her, she jumps at the chance. But the true solution to stopping the Decay lies in a labyrinth ...more
Meira will do anything to save her world. With Angra trying to break through her mental defenses, she desperately needs to learn to control her own magic—so when the leader of a mysterious Order from Paisly offers to teach her, she jumps at the chance. But the true solution to stopping the Decay lies in a labyrinth ...more
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The bias, it is strong.
I am soooo sad this is over but ahhhhh what a finale!
Video review to come.
Video review to come.
Yes.
Best end to a series.
omg
Best end to a series.
omg
DEAR BOOK COVER.....
Well, it's over . . . Winter, Autumn, Summer, Spring. Yeah, I went backwards.
So many people die. That's what happens in a war. People you love, like, hate.
Meira is taken in by Rares and his wife, Oana. They are part of the Order of the Lustrate. Not only do they give Meira a few revelations, they teach her how to use her power to the fullest. How to control herself. How to defeat Angra and his Decay.
I love that more people came together to help the Winterians in the battle ...more
Well, it's over . . . Winter, Autumn, Summer, Spring. Yeah, I went backwards.
So many people die. That's what happens in a war. People you love, like, hate.
Meira is taken in by Rares and his wife, Oana. They are part of the Order of the Lustrate. Not only do they give Meira a few revelations, they teach her how to use her power to the fullest. How to control herself. How to defeat Angra and his Decay.
I love that more people came together to help the Winterians in the battle ...more
4.5 Snow and Ice and Frost above! ★'s
“Whoever designed this city built it to complement the setting sun as perfectly as the stars complement the night.”
“The world is changing. We cannot deal with the problem as we have in the past, or we will always end up where we started.”
*Sigh* I seriously love this Trilogy and I can't believe its over... It brakes my heart! It's just so, so, damn good! Have you read it? No, Well then you must!! I love the world, the story-line, the characters, the relation ...more
“Whoever designed this city built it to complement the setting sun as perfectly as the stars complement the night.”
“The world is changing. We cannot deal with the problem as we have in the past, or we will always end up where we started.”
*Sigh* I seriously love this Trilogy and I can't believe its over... It brakes my heart! It's just so, so, damn good! Have you read it? No, Well then you must!! I love the world, the story-line, the characters, the relation ...more
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This series became one of my favourites when I first read Snow Like Ashes last year. I simply adored the characters and world that Raasch had created, and jumped at the opportunity to review an early copy. I'd just recently read Ice Like Fire, but still found it wasn't necessary to understand what was happening.
Picking up after the major cliffhanger at the end of Ice Like Fire, Frost Like Night follows the P ...more
This series became one of my favourites when I first read Snow Like Ashes last year. I simply adored the characters and world that Raasch had created, and jumped at the opportunity to review an early copy. I'd just recently read Ice Like Fire, but still found it wasn't necessary to understand what was happening.
Picking up after the major cliffhanger at the end of Ice Like Fire, Frost Like Night follows the P ...more
3.5
A decent ending.
That was probably the best fitting words to describe Frost Like Night. Compared to its predecessors, this final book of the Snow Like Ashes trilogy didn't give me the excitement I feel on the first two books; didn't give me the excitement I need. Not that this book is boring, it's not. It's just that it came pretty standard. It was also somehow, predictable.
Despite that, I pretty much enjoyed reading Frost Like Night. Again, the book is not tedious to read. Less exciting, yes, ...more
A decent ending.
That was probably the best fitting words to describe Frost Like Night. Compared to its predecessors, this final book of the Snow Like Ashes trilogy didn't give me the excitement I feel on the first two books; didn't give me the excitement I need. Not that this book is boring, it's not. It's just that it came pretty standard. It was also somehow, predictable.
Despite that, I pretty much enjoyed reading Frost Like Night. Again, the book is not tedious to read. Less exciting, yes, ...more
"Scorch this world, Winter Queen."
While reading the last page I realised that I actually cared for this cast of characters and it's so sad to say goodbye!
Meira was fantastic, she's strong and smart and she learns to accept herself and that she matters, that she's perfect just the way she is and I think that this is the most important message of the entire trilogy.
I loved the romance, luckily I had chosen the endgame ship of this love triangle lol. I love the two of them together, how they didn't ...more
While reading the last page I realised that I actually cared for this cast of characters and it's so sad to say goodbye!
Meira was fantastic, she's strong and smart and she learns to accept herself and that she matters, that she's perfect just the way she is and I think that this is the most important message of the entire trilogy.
I loved the romance, luckily I had chosen the endgame ship of this love triangle lol. I love the two of them together, how they didn't ...more
I’m going to be really honest: I went back and reread my review of Snow Like Ashes just to see what it was that I liked about it in the first place.
Snow Like Ashes was a consistent story that was so enjoyable that even when the predictable plot twist happened I was still impressed. Ice Like Fire ended up proving that this series is treading on thin ice (haha, see?) and that maybe it won’t end the way I want it to (also, it was boring as heck). But then I told myself that Meira was worth it and I ...more
Snow Like Ashes was a consistent story that was so enjoyable that even when the predictable plot twist happened I was still impressed. Ice Like Fire ended up proving that this series is treading on thin ice (haha, see?) and that maybe it won’t end the way I want it to (also, it was boring as heck). But then I told myself that Meira was worth it and I ...more
May 27, 2019
Dannii Elle
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This is the third and final instalment in the Snow Like Ashes series and whilst I can say I enjoyed the progression of the story-line, some of my initial adoration has waned as the series has progressed.
Meira was one of the few free Winterians left when her kingdom was invaded and her people enslaved or massacred. She spent her childhood at the edges of the world, honing her fighting skill and plotting how to return Winter to its former glory. Now, she is a woman grown and a queen in name. But h ...more
Meira was one of the few free Winterians left when her kingdom was invaded and her people enslaved or massacred. She spent her childhood at the edges of the world, honing her fighting skill and plotting how to return Winter to its former glory. Now, she is a woman grown and a queen in name. But h ...more
In this finale for this amazing trilogy I are left happy and satisfied. This book is filled with all the magic, adventure and romance I was hoping for.
With each book Raasch added another POV so we have 3 we are rotating, and it wasn’t as bad as I thought it’d be. I actually really enjoyed all three POVs! I loved reading from all three POVs in this- Meira, Mather, and Ceridwin. It was really nice to see from both sides of the Meira/Mather romance, and to get into Ceridwin’s head regarding what ha ...more
With each book Raasch added another POV so we have 3 we are rotating, and it wasn’t as bad as I thought it’d be. I actually really enjoyed all three POVs! I loved reading from all three POVs in this- Meira, Mather, and Ceridwin. It was really nice to see from both sides of the Meira/Mather romance, and to get into Ceridwin’s head regarding what ha ...more
DNF @ 10%
WHYYYYY do I literally have no interest in this? Oh yeah. Because my ship is already sunk. -kicks- + melodrama + stilted audio + ....I dunno what else. Sorry Meira, I'm just not interested in this story anymore.
2/20
LOOK HOW PRETTY
srsly if nothing else, this series has a kickass designer *heart eyes*
WHYYYYY do I literally have no interest in this? Oh yeah. Because my ship is already sunk. -kicks- + melodrama + stilted audio + ....I dunno what else. Sorry Meira, I'm just not interested in this story anymore.
2/20
LOOK HOW PRETTY
srsly if nothing else, this series has a kickass designer *heart eyes*
Finishing this book is leaving me mainly confused. A lot of shit happened in these rougly 500 pages. I don’t even know how to feel about it.
Pros
– Meira taking charge, being more confident, and learning to accept herself: She is not perfect. There are some mistakes where I cringe and facepalm. However, she seriously does show growth throughout this series, and throughout this book. I love that moment when she takes lessons from Rares and Oana, and she finds some kind of inner peace among all of ...more
Pros
– Meira taking charge, being more confident, and learning to accept herself: She is not perfect. There are some mistakes where I cringe and facepalm. However, she seriously does show growth throughout this series, and throughout this book. I love that moment when she takes lessons from Rares and Oana, and she finds some kind of inner peace among all of ...more
Apr 26, 2014
Andreea Pop
marked it as to-read
WOW, COVER. Gorgeous as always. If only the content will be the same... *fingers crossed*
I had no idea this one had a title. I like the Frost part but but but Night?? Seriously?
Oh, and by the way, I guessed the Frost since the 1st book when Meira said "Snow and ice and frost above" :D ...more
I had no idea this one had a title. I like the Frost part but but but Night?? Seriously?
Oh, and by the way, I guessed the Frost since the 1st book when Meira said "Snow and ice and frost above" :D ...more
Frost Like Night is the final book in the Snow Like Ashes trilogy. If you have not read Snow Like Ashes, I recommend it to those who enjoyed Frozen, Game of Thrones and books like: Incarnate and The Orphan Queen by Jodi Meadows, Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi, Crewel by Gennifer Albin, The Jewel by Amy Ewing, Defiance by C.J. Redwine, The Young Elites by Marie Lu and the Red Queen by Victoria Avyard.
Meira is the queen and conduit of the Winter kingdom. She’s trying to find away to stop Angra, the ev ...more
Meira is the queen and conduit of the Winter kingdom. She’s trying to find away to stop Angra, the ev ...more
4.5 stars ~
This book hurts. I feel it so fiercely I fear it's killing me.
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When I started this book I hated everything and mostly everyone. It had been almost a year since I read the second book so I remembered hardly anything except that Mather and The Thaw were the only redeemable qualities. Needless to say I got halfway through this book before I fell head over heels in love with it.
It hurts so much.
The tragedy. 💔
PROS ~
· MATHER 😍
· ALL the characters really.
· The world building is ab ...more
This book hurts. I feel it so fiercely I fear it's killing me.
.
.
.
.
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.
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When I started this book I hated everything and mostly everyone. It had been almost a year since I read the second book so I remembered hardly anything except that Mather and The Thaw were the only redeemable qualities. Needless to say I got halfway through this book before I fell head over heels in love with it.
It hurts so much.
The tragedy. 💔
PROS ~
· MATHER 😍
· ALL the characters really.
· The world building is ab ...more
5 shimmering frost covered stars for this! I am so sad to see this trilogy end! I will miss Meira, Mather, Theron, Cerie, and everyone else! But this was a beautiful finale that was perfect for the series! I cried many times as Sara can attest to because I tweeted her each time lol but I loved every page! And although I was mad about the Theron thing in book 2 I totally get the whole team Mather thing now! I am team Mather!
I'm not sure when but somewhere along the line I just stopped caring about pretty much all of the characters. The one character I did like really didn't feature all that much and that was disappointing. But even by the end I was 'meh' about them too.
I actually found some of it a struggle to get through, particularly the first 100 pages. That said though, I can appreciate it was well written and a reasonable conclusion to the trilogy. Even if it was somewhat predictable.
I actually found some of it a struggle to get through, particularly the first 100 pages. That said though, I can appreciate it was well written and a reasonable conclusion to the trilogy. Even if it was somewhat predictable.
This was okay. I enjoyed some parts but mostly I didn’t care about the characters so I wasn’t that attached to the story. none of the characters were special.
I was reading a lot of passages absentmindedly just to finish the book.
the problem with YA fantasy nowadays is that they’re too similar and the character buildup is repetitive.
I feel like I need a good break from YA Fantasy but most of the books I have are YA fantasy XD. I’ll try to read something else for the rest of October.
I was reading a lot of passages absentmindedly just to finish the book.
the problem with YA fantasy nowadays is that they’re too similar and the character buildup is repetitive.
I feel like I need a good break from YA Fantasy but most of the books I have are YA fantasy XD. I’ll try to read something else for the rest of October.
Oct 30, 2016
Giselle
rated it
really liked it
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genre-dystopia,
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Now that's an ending that everyone needed! What a great fantasy series. I love the incorporation of the seasons and how magic played such a part in everyone's lives..for the good and the bad. *claps*
Now that I've had time to think about this more, I’m saying 1.5 stars, because I don't think it was quite so bad to deserve 1. It was a close thing though.
I was so close to DNFing this book practically the entire time I was reading. I can't give this any higher of a rating. Not after the experience I had reading it. Not when I was just so incredibly irritated the entire time. This conclusion was so far from enjoyable, it made me question the way I rated and reviewed the previous books.
I just c ...more
I was so close to DNFing this book practically the entire time I was reading. I can't give this any higher of a rating. Not after the experience I had reading it. Not when I was just so incredibly irritated the entire time. This conclusion was so far from enjoyable, it made me question the way I rated and reviewed the previous books.
I just c ...more
That book annoyed the hell out of me.
3.5* maybe?
RTC!
RTC!
This is the third and final book of the 'Snow like Ashes' trilogy, which is YA fantasy. I really liked the first one. The second book I didn't like at all and this one falls kind of in that category. However, I added a star just because the final wrap up made sense and it had a certain satisfaction to it. I will also say that the last half is where things really started to move and all the pieces were falling into place.
I think part of my disconnect with the first half was that I had forgotten ...more
I think part of my disconnect with the first half was that I had forgotten ...more
I finished! This is my least favorite in this trilogy, but it's quite enjoyable overall. Definitely worth reading.
3.5*
I don't know how Raasch manages to do it, but even though this book was very predictable and extremely cheesy (qualities I usually hate in a book), I still loved the shit out of this.
I commend Raasch for a trilogy well tied and a premise well executed. If your looking for some light fantasy, this trilogy is a good place to start.
I don't know how Raasch manages to do it, but even though this book was very predictable and extremely cheesy (qualities I usually hate in a book), I still loved the shit out of this.
I commend Raasch for a trilogy well tied and a premise well executed. If your looking for some light fantasy, this trilogy is a good place to start.
3 Silver Stars
thank God, I finally finished this series.
book 1 was brilliant, the novel idea of the world building: ★★★(★)/5; I recommend only this one to read (others are just even)
book 2 was dull. (last 100 pages were good): ★★/5
book 3 was a bit even in first 20% & some times in the middle, also romance was a bit too much. but ending was exciting: ★★★/5
the whole story could be gathered in 1 book, maybe 2. (sometimes just too much dragged because of the Heroine's struggling & doubts. I'm done!) ...more
thank God, I finally finished this series.
book 1 was brilliant, the novel idea of the world building: ★★★(★)/5; I recommend only this one to read (others are just even)
book 2 was dull. (last 100 pages were good): ★★/5
book 3 was a bit even in first 20% & some times in the middle, also romance was a bit too much. but ending was exciting: ★★★/5
the whole story could be gathered in 1 book, maybe 2. (sometimes just too much dragged because of the Heroine's struggling & doubts. I'm done!) ...more
Jun 04, 2015
Nonah
marked it as to-read
That COVER!!!! :O <3<3<3
...more
This was much better than book two, but I felt it still had issues. Full review to come.
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| YA Buddy Readers'...: Frost Like Night (Snow Like Ashes #3) by Sara Raasch - Restarting October 3rd 2019 | 58 | 225 | Oct 15, 2019 08:36AM | |
| Mather vs Theron | 7 | 146 | Sep 30, 2019 02:12AM | |
| Addicted to YA: Frost Like Night | 5 | 70 | Feb 17, 2018 06:36PM | |
| Does anyone else not like the title? | 6 | 50 | Jul 24, 2017 07:50AM |
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