A review by booksbytheglass
A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas

adventurous dark tense medium-paced
  • Plot- or character-driven? A mix
  • Strong character development? Yes
  • Loveable characters? Yes
  • Diverse cast of characters? It's complicated
  • Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

5.0

HELLO I UNDERSTAND THE HYPE NOW!

I am 100% fully assimilated in the acotar fandom!! I want to live in Velaris, soak up the night sky on Starfall, wear comfy clothes and battle Tamlin (because really my dude he’s the worst), and most of all, be around those amazing amazing bat boys and the rest of the Night Court crew. 

I really enjoyed the first one but I was holding onto hope when everyone legit screamed at me that the second one was better. you all were right. 

[possible spoilers beyond this point] 

Feyre is not made for the Spring Court, she was made to be the QUEEN of Night Court and I’m so here for it it’s not even funny.  I loved every second that she got along with Cassian, Azizel, Amren, and MY LOVER MOR. I would seriously sacrifice my human pathetic life for her (which makes me extremely nervous because all of my favorite characters always seem to bite the dust).

I also so loved how much this book explored the different forms of PTSD. Feyre’s trauma was so great, but I loved seeing how Tamlin and Rhys reacted from their own traumas as well. spoiler alert, Tamlin’s possessive ass is NOT what to do. 

also while we’re venting about Tamlin, I friggin knew he was going to be salty enough to team up with the King of Hybern. like what the frick is wrong with this possessive asshole. you’re really about to destroy your whole ass kingdom for a woman that doesn’t even want you??? 

and don’t even get me started on the humans and their stupid queens. they don’t even deserve to be saved. 

how quickly will I binge the next one? stay tuned. 

rating: 5 stars
wine pairing: Argentinian malbec  

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