A Court of Wings and Ruin

New narrator alert! (Similar enough to the previous narrator to not be extremely jarring, but it’s always risky doing a narrator change during a series)

I’m not really sure what to say about this one that I haven’t already said. Probably this is a really good example of “if you don’t know what women want out of relationships, it’s probably because you’re not listening to what they’re telling you.”

Do expect a decent bit of last-minute saving of our protagonists, some sadness (okay, lots of sadness), but overall a good way to wrap up this stage of the story.

Loved this book - I’m very much a member the Sarah J Maas fan club now if such a thing exists.

However, I strongly believe these books are not suitable for young adults due to sexual content. I have a ’young adult’ in the house and they would not be allowed anywhere near these books - it was bad enough when they heard snippets of this one.

These firmly belong in the adult fantasy section or the sexual content needs to be reduced drastically.

The story itself was emotional in many ways from laughter at how Feyre teases Rhysand to choked up emotion over some unforeseen sad moments. Events occurred that I never saw coming, and left me shaken and curious over how the aftermath will affect the humans and fae alike.

Just..dont let little ears or eyes near it.