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The stunning third book in the sexy, action-packed Crescent City series, following the global bestsellers …
A good ending for the series. Possibly the best Maas book I've read so far. Some slower parts, but over all a good tempo.
A good ending for the series. Possibly the best Maas book I've read so far. Some slower parts, but over all a good tempo.
The stunning third book in the sexy, action-packed Crescent City series, following the global bestsellers …
Best of the three, possibly the best Maas book I've read.
Best of the three, possibly the best Maas book I've read.
Feyre returns to the Spring Court on a reconaissance mission about the invading king. As a spy, the future of …
Bound by blood. Tempted by desire. Unleashed by destiny.
Bryce Quinlan had the perfect …
I’ve recently read the “a court of thorns and roses”-series and, despite the different setting and story; a lot of things seem just the same in this book. The characters don’t feel new; they talk the same, act the same and reacts the same. Especially the main characters and that’s a bit boring. I think I would have liked the book a lot better if this had been my first Maas book. Another thing that kept bugging me was how this “different” world has so much of our modern world in it (mostly from USA), like holidays, customs, trends, technology, only with different names. It gets ridiculous many times. Especially when Maas has used ALL fairy tale creatures. How can so much in this world be exactly the same as ours?! There’s fae, angels, mermaids (mer), vampires (vampyrs), witches, demons, shifters (of all kinds, not only werewolves), fauns, sprites, and …
I’ve recently read the “a court of thorns and roses”-series and, despite the different setting and story; a lot of things seem just the same in this book. The characters don’t feel new; they talk the same, act the same and reacts the same. Especially the main characters and that’s a bit boring. I think I would have liked the book a lot better if this had been my first Maas book. Another thing that kept bugging me was how this “different” world has so much of our modern world in it (mostly from USA), like holidays, customs, trends, technology, only with different names. It gets ridiculous many times. Especially when Maas has used ALL fairy tale creatures. How can so much in this world be exactly the same as ours?! There’s fae, angels, mermaids (mer), vampires (vampyrs), witches, demons, shifters (of all kinds, not only werewolves), fauns, sprites, and the list goes on and on… With this said, I still liked much of the story. It had some unexpected parts in it, even though it got a bit slow from time to time. I will read the second book, but won’t get my hopes up. If I could I would’ve given it 3.5 stars.
Nesta und Cassian: Das neue Traumpaar am Fantasyhimmel
Feyres Schwester Nesta war schon immer stolz, wütend und nachtragend – …
A nice idea, with some unexpected parts. I wasn’t completely convinced by some details in the end, but it was ok.
Feyre's survival rests upon her ability to hunt and kill – the forest where she …
It was ok and easy to get through, but nothing spectacular. It is, however, necessary to get through, to get to book two. It’s worth it for the second book, which is a whole lot better!
It was ok and easy to get through, but nothing spectacular. It is, however, necessary to get through, to get to book two. It’s worth it for the second book, which is a whole lot better!
A companion tale to the Court of Thorns and Roses series that picks up several months after A Court of …
“The first year is when some of us lose our lives. The second year is when the rest of us …
Twenty-year-old Violet Sorrengail was supposed to enter the Scribe Quadrant, living a quiet life among books and history. Now, the …
Though Feyre now has the powers of the High Fae, her heart remains human, but as she navigates the feared …
