This book continued in the same way of Crown of Midnight, continuing to deal with the aspect of the first book that I wasn’t crazy about. The witch and the wyvern looked at each other for a moment that lasted for a heartbeat, that lasted for eternity. I found that it only got better, when I was half way through the book and I was concerned that this would be the case with the rest of the series.

I really enjoy SJM books, and as a general rule I’m hooked from start to end, and this isn’t so much an exception to that as just.The development of the plot was excellent, Celaena finally gaining power and more importantly, the control of her power. If you haven’t read them before, all I can say is STICK WITH IT because by the end of the book you’ll be excited to delve into her world even deeper. I did, however, really like the introducing of Celaena’s cousin Aedion, he reminded me a bit of Cassian from ACOTAR. And when I first read it I was curious what was going to come next, with any SJM book there are twists, turns and surprises throughout, and that ending leaves you reading to dive into the next book.

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