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Tasha Ní Mhiacháin “I’m genuinely struggling to put into words how gripping and compelling this story truly is.

When it comes to novels based in new worlds I normally struggle to get gripped on the story, but from page one I could easily see the world Sarah masterfully created. And from page one I was hooked.

It’s the kind of novel I couldn’t wait to finish, but at the same time I didn’t want to read it as it came to an end.

Sarah created a new world, one full of mystery and wonder. The story had me hooked so much that I went through the motions with the characters, I laughed, flushed, cringed, and cried throughout.

The third person, head-hopping writing perspective is becoming a new favourite reading style for me, it gave a broader outlook on the story as a whole, and gave a closer look at the characters.

Celaena, she wasn’t what I expected, in a pleasantly surprising way. It became quite clear early on that those in her close company could only grow to love her as I did. She was written so well she didn’t feel like a character in a story.

I feel like she is a good judge of character, so when she liked someone I was immediately drawn to them, and when she hated someone I felt that too.

“When she missed – well, even the fires of Hell couldn’t compare to the rage that burst from her mouth.”

This has to be my favourite description of Celaena written from Dorian’s point of view. I laughed, probably harder than I should have, but that moment was completely priceless.

I love Dorian, Chaol, Nehemia and Elena in equal measure. I hope to see Nox again too.

I truly cannot wait to get lost in Sarah’s world once more in Crown of Midnight, also, how amazing is the cover artwork on these novels?!”

Celaena is supposed to be a well known assassin, the best of the best who has trained from a very young age. However, I really didn’t see that in her character, she soon became consumed with the fancy gowns and life she was living with two handsome men and very quickly seemed to forget her assassin type nature. Early on in the book, it was made very clear how beautiful Celaena was… this was repeatedly made clear throughout! It seemed she was so beautiful that people (including herself!) forgot how dangerous she was and Celaena even got to the stage she was smug with it that when someone didn’t make it clear that they found her beautiful, she didn’t know what to make of it! I was not a fan of this side of her character.

The book felt a little slow for me to begin with, a lot of character and scene development which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but I needed more to happen. Things did happen, but nothing grabbed me until about 60% of the way through which, in my opinion, is a little TOO slow.

I enjoyed the last 40% or so of the book and know I will read the next one as I’m keen to find out where the story goes next! Not my favourite but I hope I will like it more as I read the series further.”