Category: Romantasy
The Never King by Nikki St Crowe
For the last 200 years the women of the Darling family have disappeared – taken – on the night of their 18th birthday. They return, weeks or months later, with their minds scrambled. Or so Winnie Darling’s mother tells her. Winnie doesn’t believe her of course. She knows that the doctors say her mother is […]
Continue reading The Never King by Nikki St CroweA Court of Silver Flames by Sarah J Maas
The last book in what is currently a series of five. I’m led to believe that another sequel is in the works. This is Nesta’s story. I am positive I am not alone in saying this book took her from being the character I had absolutely no time for to one of my favourite in […]
Continue reading A Court of Silver Flames by Sarah J MaasA Court of Frost and Starlight by Sarah J Maas
This is an odd book in the series. It’s very short, most of the events spanning only about a week of time and it really feels like it only exist to set the stage for book five. It takes place over the Winter Soltice, Feyre’s first in Velaris. In the Night Court the longest night […]
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I thought the choice to start this book on the wreckage of a battlefield was an unusual one. Maybe it’s meant to emphasize the terribleness of what’s coming for them. I found I had a lot fewer notes on this book than I had on the first two, probably because this one focused much less […]
Continue reading A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J MaasA Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J Maas
Feyre is suffocating. Nobody gets out of the Court Under The Mountain without trauma. In Feyre’s case that trauma is manifesting as nightmares, intrusive thoughts, and the need to avoid any rooms, colours, or situations that remind her of her time in Amarantha’s court. Meanwhile, Tamlin’s trauma is manifesting as an urge to have Feyre […]
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I’m not going to lie, I am brand new to the writing of Sarah J Maas. I first heard of her when a friend sent me some videos of an ballroom event that took place in Montreal. The crowd had absolutely gone all-out in their efforts to look as glamorous as possible, and my interested […]
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