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Corte de Névoa e Fúria by Sarah J. Maas

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poppyisabella's review against another edition

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5.0

the urge to keep rereading my favourite book in existence

michellechien930's review against another edition

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5.0

I jumped into this book immediately after finishing ACOTAR, fresh from the trauma Feyre and Tamlin faced Under the Mountain. I thought I loved Tamlin, but after seeing him do absolutely nothing to save Feyre in the ACOTAR and him basically becoming a controlling ass-hat was enough to make me forget about him. Which was precisely what Sarah J. Maas wanted. The book quickly shifted to Feyre and Rhysand, focusing on the enlarging threat from Hybern. Romance takes a backseat, but it still has incredibly romantic undertones. Sometimes I feel like I love romances in books even more when they're not the main plot line. The plot is terrific, and the world-building really expands Prythian, whereas ACOTAR primarily focused on the drama within the Spring Court. I found myself really enjoying the descriptions of Velaris and creepy characters like The Weaver and The Bone Creeper. And I loved the Night Court characters, especially Morrigan and Cassian. All of them had incredible back-stories and I enjoyed learning more about them. Sarah J. Maas really outdid herself.

But what I loved about this book the most was Feyre and Rhysand! If you told me that I would love Rhysand this much when I was reading ACOTAR I would have thought it was impossible. But I do love him so much! I was so touched when I learned that he knew Feyre was his mate from the moment she was reborn and how he restrained himself from taking her away immediately. I loved how he treated her as an equal and protected her at all costs. I loved his good heart and his vulnerability. This book mended my soul and broke my heart again at the end. Am immediately picking up the next book to read.

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5.0

This hands down has to be one of the best books I have read of all time. I was *engulfed* in this story from the getgo, but by the time we got to the end I was hook line and sinker another huge advocate for this series. Just something about this world that Sarah J.Maas has created and the characters in it is intoxicating. I think what largely drives the obsession with this series (mine now too) is that even though there is a large plot and fantasy component to the story, at it's heart it's character driven. It's driven by the relationships and friendships and hardships and person growth journeys of these 500 year old faeries that she's managed to so humanize, reading about their wings doesn't even make you bat an eye. It's the night court in this book though that has taken it past the first book and saored through the sky, it's rhysand' humor and court, it's feyre not just fighting to survive like in the first book but finding a readon to live, finding her light, embracing her power and for the first time in her life finding a home, both within herself and those around her. Besides the swoonworthy romance between Feyre and Rhysand there's the bickering and humour of the night court which had me rolling on the floor dying and clutching (yes actually physically clutching) my heart because of it's sincerity. Feyre has go to be one of my favorite female characters ever, after this book, because even though I wanted to scream at her for the majority of the book, I got it, she had to go through it, and once she did, she had some marvelous moments that had me fistbumping the air