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if you ask me to describe what I remember from this, I'll just say “woe” and consider that succinct. because I felt their dormant despondency in every page, every wayward sentence tossed in hopes of comedic relief. these characters I've become so excruciatingly attached to, that I don't even need to conjure images of anymore in my head, because their every peal of laughter in entwined with mine, their tears mingle with mine, their inexistent hearts beat in tandem with my very real one. I hate th
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Sooooooo good ❤️👌 I love these characters so so much! All of them are complex and their loyalty to one another is amazing to witness. And even I can't be mad at Tamlin for too long.. Rhys and Feyre will forever be in my heart 🥰
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This has been my favorite in the series so far. I felt every emotion while reading this. I’ve completely fallen in love with the characters, and love the new dynamics that come in this book while we get to see more of Lucien, Nesta, and Elain. I love that we still got the romance aspects, but this book really focuses a lot more on the world and the war. I want to read it again already.
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A Court of Wings and Ruin" by Sarah J. Maas is a thrilling continuation of the "A Court of Thorns and Roses" series that keeps readers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. The book masterfully blends action, romance, and intricate world-building, making it a page-turner for fans of fantasy literature.
One of the strongest aspects of this installment is the character development. Feyre's journey from a mortal girl to a formidable High Lady is compelling and empowering. Her resilience a ...more
One of the strongest aspects of this installment is the character development. Feyre's journey from a mortal girl to a formidable High Lady is compelling and empowering. Her resilience a ...more
Yet another book in the ACOTAR series that had me hooked! Full of epic battles and jaw-dropping twists, I could hardly put it down! It’s length was a bit intimidating, but even as a slow reader, it seemed to fly by.
My heart shattered in this book. Although it is very focused on war it was still such an incredible read; I was hooked from beginning to end and had literally tears at some points. Another incredible book 👏🏼✨☁️
4.5? Some repetitive phrases like vulgar gesture are vastly overused. Otherwise good, not as good as the second book. The third book didn’t leave me longing for the story as much as the first two. I need a break before moving forward with the series, because from the spoilers I’ve read. I neeed to see Nesta and cassian.
praise the cauldron, feyre bowels not once turned watery in this book despite them fighting in a literal war
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