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A review by getbookedwithjessica
Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas
4.0
Throne of Glass’ is a book about gaining freedom and making new friends in places that you least expect it. In this book we mainly follow the life of Celaena Sardothien who has been sentenced to a life of slavery, until she got a proposition from the Crown Prince, Dorian Havilliard, to act as his champion in a competition to find a new royal assassin in exchange for her freedom.
I liked throne of glass it’s a great world building book but I did find some parts moving a little slow in the middle but I just listen to an audio book to get past that more lull moments. Being a romance lover, I did miss that a tad in this book.
Not as spicy as ACOTAR and you can tell it’s her earlier work from the writing style, but overall big fan of the character development.
I am eager to see where this series goes, because it could take so many different routes and still make sense and be amazing. And I love that when an author can end a book and is able to have you guessing where the series will go.
I liked throne of glass it’s a great world building book but I did find some parts moving a little slow in the middle but I just listen to an audio book to get past that more lull moments. Being a romance lover, I did miss that a tad in this book.
Not as spicy as ACOTAR and you can tell it’s her earlier work from the writing style, but overall big fan of the character development.
I am eager to see where this series goes, because it could take so many different routes and still make sense and be amazing. And I love that when an author can end a book and is able to have you guessing where the series will go.