House of Sky and Breath: The unmissable new fantasy, now a #1 Sunday Times bestseller, from the multi-million-selling author of A Court of Thorns and Roses (Crescent City)

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Update july 22: ok I promise, this is the last update, I can't help it I'm so hyped for this. Anyways, after some thoughts, I can say for sure that this is danika on the cover for obvious reasons. Update 9 march 2023: oh oh, so we finally got the RELEASE DATE Y'ALL. you heard me. It's really happening in 2024😭😭 it's a relief to know even not sure (which actually i think it's the real date) aproximatly how many days we will have this in our hand. 🤩🤩 CC2 should be out around March 2022 but there’s no official date. The tentative date on Goodreads for November 2021 is wrong Bryce faced her father. The Autumn King said in a voice so low no one else could hear, “You little bitch.” Bryce found the knife, yes, but since in HOEAB it was established that this two blades/knifes(truth teller and starsword) had to be reunited so the fae can be reunited as well, it makes me think of similarly the wyrdkeys (from TOG, alien has to find them from another dimensions and all) one of the knifes is in prythian.

It's clear that Sjm Technically confirmed that she'll be working on CC3 in her cc2 world tour, and having the crossover and all, makes me particularly sure that we have Acotar5 with azriel's pov. it's really interesting that sjm pulled the whole crossover thing, maybe foreshadowing why we get azriel next. Azriel’s Knife is the twin to the star sword, remember when he says the swords were singing to each other at the end of crescent city 2. So that makes it the fourth piece of The Dread Trove. you’d think after more than 10 books she would improve her writing style but nope. in this books she used almost word for word sentences from acomaf 😭 please she’s plagiarizing her own series 💀💀 The ending. The ENDING. The whole reason I needed to really take time to think about everything in this book. Because what a disaster. I’m gonna go into spoilers for the ending for the next two paragraphs so skip if you don’t want that!!Fury and Amren are related or have similar powers or are of the same species (they basically act the same and no one knows what Fury can actually do). Are they one of the Asteri's creations??? Like how the Asteri made the angels and mentioned creating prototypes for the angels in the previous world which I assume is what the Illyrians are????? Where Amren and Fury creations of theirs in another world?? Attention: This offer was only available to the USA, Canada, UK, ROI, India, Australia, and New Zealand.

The sword ended up on Midgard where Ruhn Danaan had earned and carried it. The sword calls to both Ruhn and his half-sister, Bryce Quinlan. Even if it isn’t so, I think Fury and Amren are probably from the same world. I kept on thinking about how I was getting the same vibes from both characters. They are both described with similar characteristics and little is known about both characters. Starsword – The Dread Trove The characters were mostly good still. But…it was very male-centred for most of the book. I would’ve liked to see Bryce interacting with Fury and Juniper more. And at some points, the men’s personalities all just kind of blended together. Ignoring the request from her father to strengthen the alliance with the House of Avallen, by marrying Cormac, her cousin, Bryce is left isolated except for her lover and ‘mate’ Hunt and brother Ruhn. Whew! So yes, that is Crescent City #1 in a nutshell, a book which I could go on all day long explaining it and breaking it down. But there’s no time for that! Also, dear readers, we are almost at the release of book two, which begs a few questions for us to ponder. Will we get more romance between Hunt and Bryce? Will they be able to stay quiet about all the betrayals and recent happenings and protect their own lives? I have a feeling yes on the romance, not on the staying quiet, because if not, why would there be a book two? I am looking forward to seeing what’s next.

With unforgettable characters and suspense, this richly inventive new fantasy series by No.1 New York Times best-selling author Sarah J. Maas delves into the heartache of loss, the price of freedom - and the power of love. During this time, there’s a ton of other suspects, as well as other killings, and we learn that Briggs had nothing to do with it all. Towards the end of part two, the main suspect is Sabine, Danika’s evil mother, but they need more evidence to prove it. A whirlwind of events follow in parts three and four, Sabine is confronted by them, and she tells Bryce that it’s her fault that her daughter was killed. Half-Fae, half-human Bryce Quinlan loves her life. Every night is a party and Bryce is going to savour all the pleasures Lunathion - also known as Crescent City - has to offer. But then a brutal murder shakes the very foundations of the city, and brings Bryce's world crashing down. That’s probably Crescent City. Alas, It seems that Sarah J Mass was giving a glimpse of her new world before we even realized it.

The romance was…fine. Until it wasn’t. Until the stupid concept of “mates” reared its ugly head. I’m so over it and it’s just tiring. Really seems like SJM just HAS to make sure we as readers know the characters are meant to be together because of this ridiculous fate thing. You shouldn’t have to rely on this to show that a couple is meant to be together, FYI. It’s not interesting, it’s been done to death (across MULTIPLE SERIES!!) What I did like however was the Hind saving the gang at the end and I can’t wait for more real-life interactions between Ruhn and the Hind since it seems like they are mates. Bryce and Hunt However, it seems like Hel are the good guys even Bryce seeks them for help but ends up in Velaris instead.

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And they are not out of danger yet. Dragged into a rebel movement they want no part of, Bryce, Hunt and their friends find themselves pitted against the terrifying Asteri – whose notice they must avoid at all costs. But as they learn more about the rebel cause, they face a choice: stay silent while others are oppressed, or fight. And they've never been very good at staying silent. Their original maker was the Cauldron. Some of them were created hundreds to thousands of years ago and were used by various Fae rulers to secure their rule. I’m looking forward to his story in Book 3 since he’s been captured with Hunt, and Bryce says that Rhysand looks exactly like Ruhn, so Fae must be Prythian originally, or there’s a blood relation. Also, we do not know Rhysand’s surname so we might just get his last name in these books. Agent Daybright and Night