A Court of Thorns and Roses

16096824

 Author: Sarah J Maas

Read: 11/29/2017

Pages: 416

Rating: 5

Format: physical

Response: After reading A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Maas, I kind of hate everyone that recommended this book, and Maas for writing it. I breezed through it in 3 days between work and home, I enjoyed it so much. Feyre and Tamlin are adorable, but I can see issues happening in the future. The bickering between Feyre and Rhysand gave me life, and I'm looking forward to reading it in the next book. I have suspicions as to why he stumbled at the end, but I need to know. Sarah J Maas beautifully wrote a stunning and disgusting world that has complex characters that are entertaining to read. Feyre is a fighter I needed in my life. While she does have her weaknesses, she's probably the strongest of all the characters.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Sea of Monsters

Image
4.5/5 Sea of Monsters by Rick Riordan picks up 9 months after The Lightning Thief and Percy has almost made it through a full year at his new school. He has a new friend that the school has taken in as their charity case as he's homeless, Tyson. But it turns out Tyson is not only a cyclops, but also Percy's brother. They reach camp to find that someone has poisoned Talia's tree and the only cure is the golden fleece. While Clarisse is given the quest to go find the fleece, Percy, Annabeth, and Tyson all head out to look for Grover who's in trouble. They end up teaming up with Clarisse to get down to the Sea of Monsters, also known as the Bermuda Triangle. There, Annabeth and Percy run into all sorts of trouble with different monsters. But they eventually find Grover, and with the help of Clarisse and Tyson, rescue him and get the fleece all at once.  This was an excellent continuation of the series. It continues to build the world and expand on the p...
Read more

Living Dead in Dallas

Image
4/5 Living Dead in Dallas by Charlaine Harris has Sookie and Bill head to Dallas under contract to find a missing vampire. Sookie just has one condition, the vampires must promise to behave and let the humans involved not be harmed. But they end up finding more than they were looking for when Sookie learns about Godric. Unlike the tv version, Godric is not a good being. He is self-aware enough that he knows he needs to die to protect people. More specifically, he needs to protect little boys from him. But when Sookie is kidnapped by the Fellowship of Sun, and about to be rapped, he steps in and kills her attacker, and then is convinced to let her go. An undercover shifter comes to her rescue to get her out and the vampires don't just owe Sookie anymore. Sookie returns to the sheriff of Dallas and tells him everything that happens, he hands out the punishments to fit the crime after his vampire friend is safe. But then the church attacks and kills some of the humans i...
Read more

March Bingo Update

Image
Well it turns out that I got a lot read so far this month. In no specific order for bingos, but hey, I've read 9 books so far.  Currently, I have a couple of books started also that I own which are City of Lost Souls (uggggg so good!) and The Nightingale (also so good!). The Elite and Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone would give me a bingo, so we'll see what happens.  So far I've read: Percy Jackson Sea of Monsters by Rick Riordan which I used for one of my double dips A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J Maas Sailor Moon 5 by Naoko Takeuchi Sailor Moon 6 by Naoko Takeuchi Sailor Moon 7 by Naoko Takeuchi Club Dead by Charlaine Harris Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire Living Dead in Dallas by Charlaine Harris Dead to the World by Charlaine Harris This weekend I'm hoping to finish up City of Lost Souls by Cassandra Clare since I only have about 60 pages left, and Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone by JK R...
Read more