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A review by crownedaimee
A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
5.0
August, 2019.
Honestly my love for this book hasn’t changed. It was just as amazing as the first time, if not better. I fell in love with the characters more than I already have and certain parts had me screeching and screaming like a complete fangirl. A Court of Mist and Fury is still my absolute favourite book and I still highly recommend it.
June, 2016.
I SERIOUSLY CAN NOT WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR FOR THE THIRD BOOK!!! This is definitely one of my favourite books I've ever read. Also this book was so heartbreaking, beautiful and basically everything you want in a book (in my opinion)
I would highly recommend reading these books. This book has such beautiful writing, amazing plot twists, gripping scenes and romance that is to die for.
I love how this book is also about self-discovery. Feyre was broken, blaming herself of the death of the faeries, haunted by the horror she witnessed from Under the Mountain. Her character development was absolutely amazing. She grew to become a stronger, more determined person as while as being the brave and stubborn character we love.
Now, let's not forget about Rhysand. Definitely my favourite character in this series. I loved how in the beginning you thought he was bad for him only to prove you wrong. He literally broke my heart more than once when we got to truly know him. He stays as the mysterious dark high Lord, playful and shameless flirt but we discover a different side to him. One where Rhysand feels too much and is always doubting himself when it comes to the people he loves. Though, I could tell that I was going to love his character even he was first introduced.
SJM has done a fantastic job with the world building, it is definitely a world that I would love to be in - especially part of the night court.
However I am kinda sad with the fact that Lucien wasn't in there more. Lucien was my one of my favourite characters from the start. It was the type that you would automatically like. He still is one of my favourites even though I wish he would of done more for Feyre and didn't keep siding with Tamlin all the time. Lucien, however, is loyal to his high Lord no matter what so he could never betrayal Tamlin's trust but Lucien is still his own person. Though I'm still not giving up on him just yet, the same with Tamlin.
I don't know what it is with Tamlin, I don't hate him but I don't love him either. He could be such a good character if he just listened to Feyre in the first place.
But I'm so glad that Feyre and Rhysand happened, I was shipping that in the first book and I was so happy when that shipped had sailed. I was practically screaming with delight. I would go down with that ship. I mean come on guys, the mating bond and the way that he saw her in his dreams, I was by far done by that point. They are officially high on my otp list.
Also who else is shipping Nassian and Moriel? Because I definitely am.
Honestly my love for this book hasn’t changed. It was just as amazing as the first time, if not better. I fell in love with the characters more than I already have and certain parts had me screeching and screaming like a complete fangirl. A Court of Mist and Fury is still my absolute favourite book and I still highly recommend it.
June, 2016.
I SERIOUSLY CAN NOT WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR FOR THE THIRD BOOK!!! This is definitely one of my favourite books I've ever read. Also this book was so heartbreaking, beautiful and basically everything you want in a book (in my opinion)
I would highly recommend reading these books. This book has such beautiful writing, amazing plot twists, gripping scenes and romance that is to die for.
I love how this book is also about self-discovery. Feyre was broken, blaming herself of the death of the faeries, haunted by the horror she witnessed from Under the Mountain. Her character development was absolutely amazing. She grew to become a stronger, more determined person as while as being the brave and stubborn character we love.
Now, let's not forget about Rhysand. Definitely my favourite character in this series. I loved how in the beginning you thought he was bad for him only to prove you wrong. He literally broke my heart more than once when we got to truly know him. He stays as the mysterious dark high Lord, playful and shameless flirt but we discover a different side to him. One where Rhysand feels too much and is always doubting himself when it comes to the people he loves. Though, I could tell that I was going to love his character even he was first introduced.
SJM has done a fantastic job with the world building, it is definitely a world that I would love to be in - especially part of the night court.
However I am kinda sad with the fact that Lucien wasn't in there more. Lucien was my one of my favourite characters from the start. It was the type that you would automatically like. He still is one of my favourites even though I wish he would of done more for Feyre and didn't keep siding with Tamlin all the time. Lucien, however, is loyal to his high Lord no matter what so he could never betrayal Tamlin's trust but Lucien is still his own person. Though I'm still not giving up on him just yet, the same with Tamlin.
I don't know what it is with Tamlin, I don't hate him but I don't love him either. He could be such a good character if he just listened to Feyre in the first place.
But I'm so glad that Feyre and Rhysand happened, I was shipping that in the first book and I was so happy when that shipped had sailed. I was practically screaming with delight. I would go down with that ship. I mean come on guys, the mating bond and the way that he saw her in his dreams, I was by far done by that point. They are officially high on my otp list.
Also who else is shipping Nassian and Moriel? Because I definitely am.