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This is an awesome finale to the most awesome series, after reading that all other game of thrones are secondary. There are action scenes but there's also a lot of talking - and the dialogue in this book? The Thirteen, the Thirteen, the Thirteen. The wait for this book feels like is gonna be endless and painful, and I know after this book releases I'll truly won't know what to do with my life after Thone Of Glass series end.

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Honestly, though, I have to give it to her: Maas showed a lot of restraint in this book. Sorry, I just can't resist. Overall, I liked it enough to give it three stars. I mean, I read all of the bajillion pages, which is saying something. It's been a long ride. I'm still perplexed as to why these books got so long in the end. Kingdom of Ash has some really strong moments, but there's so much filler and repetition that you have to fight through the boring parts to get to them. This is, at most, a 500-page story, extended with long, slow stretches of the characters journeying from one place to another, and repetitive scenes of battle. Also: Chaol and Yrene are so dull. The first 100 pages and last 150 pages were the most gripping, for me. The disgusting scenes of torture also become a little repetitive after a while, but it starts very tense. How will Aelin get out of this?. The answer is really quite satisfying, too. I do feel like this is a very long epilogue. There's battle scene after battle scene but not much of a plot. It's mostly about wrapping things up, tying up any loose ends and neatly establishing Aelin's awesomeness. The way each of the main characters has to be perfectly settled into a het pairing is a little forced, too, but oh well. Well, I'm glad I read it to the end, and I do feel a little sad that it's over. I've been reading these books for more than five years and I can't believe how much my own life has changed since I started. Maas might not be my favourite writer, but any author who can keep you reading for more than 4,000 pages must have something good going on. Blog Facebook Twitter Instagram Youtube Perfection. I am in awe and weeping, my remnants of a heart full. I was scared that this last book, through whatever course it took, might diminish my love for the whole series -- but gods, was I wrong. It was a thing of beauty, satisfying and heartbreaking in all the kingdom of ash read online free ways. I cried and sobbed, I gasped, I screamed, I smiled, I felt my heart beating out of my chest, I shivered, I swooned. I don't think I'll ever be able to write a proper review, but I still feel the need to highlight some elements that marked me slightly spoilerish gibberish ahead. Aelin not knowing what's real and what's not. Aedion hurting and being an ass because of it. Elide sprinting towards death for love. Dorian's lack of self-worth and perpetual need to sacrifice. Aelin crying when seeing her second love walk. Aelin realising little gifts pay off greatly. Chaol running towards his King. Manon and the three Matrons. A Queen of Witches with a crown of stars. Aedion thinking about dying like his childhood heroes. Manon stopping herself from thinking about Dorian. The Thirteen, the Thirteen, the Thirteen. A tribute to the fallen. Dorian adoring his best friend's wife. The fall through worlds and the help received along the journey. A lion and his cub, together. Yrene Towers being amazing every step of the way. A queen defending the walls. Evangeline melting an old man's heart. Cousins finding one another, two faces of the same coin. A letter from a mother. The original trio and their incredible love for one another. Saying hello from time to time. A prince becoming a lord. A warrior becoming a lord. A field of blooming flowers. No, I'm not crying, you're crying. All these things above broke me in different ways, ripped me apart, some mending my heart back together. I am so in love with this story, so grateful for this fictional world and these characters, that I cannot quite believe it is over. It should be illegal to attach so deeply to imaginary beings, because it goddamn hurts when reality seeps in and they're no longer around you. Maas, for sharing them with us. It has been a joy. S: Where kingdom of ash read online free hell is Nox. I honestly wasn't sure how any one book could possibly cover every detail I wanted to see from the conclusion. I was worried that maybe the final battles wouldn't have the weight the whole series was building to or that my favorite characters Elide and Manon wouldn't get a lot of page time, but everything worked out perfectly and this is probably one of my favorite books in the series now. A few brief thoughts: The battle scenes were totally epic. I'm so glad we got to really see more of Aelin and Rowan's full power. And I loved how the scope of the story was huge, but there were still a lot of emotional scenes and a strong sense of each individual character. There were so, so many characters, yet every single person's story came to a perfect resolution. If you've been following my account, you might have noticed that each book in the Throne of Glass series has been a yearly milestone that I've tried to hang in there through a long-term illness to read. I wasn't able to read this one on my own, but I still made it to the final book. My family took turns reading this one to me, and then typed up this review I dictated. So this one won't be as long as my other Throne of Glass reviews. There's a lot I'd love to fangirl over and I wish I could talk to you all about certain scenes. My favorite series are ones where a group of characters with various backgrounds and struggles can set aside personal quests for vengeance and come together to fight for a greater good. This series has meant so much to me, so it's fitting this is the last review I'll post unless, by some miracle, I recover. Thank you to everyone who has shared their enthusiasm with me and made this series mean so much. Oh, and I think I'm finally done laughing at Lorcan's new name. Thank you so much, Alex, for this tour edition. And there are no words I have kingdom of ash read online free describe the feeling that I get while reading a book with what feels like the entire book community. All of us updating, crying, and swooning at the same times all over social media. It reminds me of reading Harry Potter with my friends back when I was little, and there really are no words to even begin to describe that feeling, because it truly transcends words and language. Here is the thing — if you have loved this series from the start, you are probably going to love this conclusion and be very happy upon turning that last page. And I always feel like the characters I do end up liking from this world, get the bad end of the stick. And Kingdom of Ash was no different. And, in true Sarah J Maas fashion, the book was ungodly longer than it truly needed to be. These are just my thoughts about a series I never really loved, and a conclusion that I thought was a little too convenient and a lot too straight and white. And if you are new to the book world, or just never bothered to actually look up the synopsis, Throne of Glass is a series about a young assassin that is enslaved. But after a few books, you realize that this world is also full of magic, and Fae, and demon-like creatures called Valg who want to conquer everything. And this assassin, this prince, and this captain of the guard, get way more than they ever dreamed to bargain for. And you probably want to know my thoughts on this conclusion. Overall, I feel like my favorite character got done really dirty, where everyone else got a happy ending. The deus ex machina was very abundant at the end, in my opinion and seemed to happen back to back to back in the last 150 pages instead of giving us more substance in the 800 pages before it. But again, if you love this series, you will probably love this ending. Also, this book got very dark in the first 25%, so please use caution while reading. Please do not read past this point if you do not wish to get spoiled for Kingdom of Ash and all the books in the series leading up to this final book. Breathtaking art by Gabriella Bujdoso Okay, friends. Basically, all of our main characters are broken up into five different groups, all being tasked with different things. Dorian, Manon, kingdom of ash read online free the Thirteen, are trying to unite the witches and find the third wyrdkey, which is being hidden in Morath. Lysandra is pretending to be Aelin, while Aedion is leading the army. Chaol is heading to Silver Lake to meet with his father, with Yrene, Sartaq, and Nesryn. Rowan, Elide, Lorcan, and Gavriel are trying to rescue Aelin. Because Aelin is still in captivity because of Maeve, being tortured by Cairn, with her only ally being Fenrys. Kingdom of Ash is broken up into two parts, and part one is very much all of these groups trying to come together, while all fighting their own little mini battles. Where part two is really about everyone coming to Terrasen for the big and final battle. Like, again, the first 25% of this book, and everything she had to go through, was really dark and really hard to read. Like, my eyes, they are rolling out of my head. But he really let Yrene be the person she wanted to be, without question, every single time, and it made me love him even more. I still think Chaol is easily the best dude in this entire series, and I still never understand the hate he gets. But Yrene is honestly such an amazing character, and I loved her entire storyline and every scene that she was in. Also, my favorite part of this entire one-thousand-page book was when Yrene and Aelin met up for the first time in all those years. Like, honestly a lot of things made me upset about KoA, but that might be the thing that made me the most upset. Then seeing her say that she thought it was a promise, but it ended up just being a farewell. Like, I really wanted her to tell him to get bent at the end of this book. And there is no way that she would be this weak over some twenty-year-old dude that was treating her like crap throughout the book. But no, he was just an asshole throughout the entire thing to Manon. And when he was like checking out Maeve. I threw up in my mouth. Oh, and when he turned into a girl and was discovering his new body. When they told Manon to live, I threw my book to the other side of my bed and just bawled, because I knew that it was going to happen. Asterin dying really messed me up. And it ended up being true, so everyone else could be heterosexually paired off with their mates. Also, again everyone is just going to heal all their disabilities and it feels a little questionable. Also, also, does Elide have a foot fetish. He tried so hard, for Elide, for his friends, and for himself, and it really warmed my heart. And again, things are realized, and things are forgiven, because death almost came for them. That will never excuse abuse, ever. Like, not only did it feel pointless, it felt cheap. And I really do love her found family with Lysandra, and I just wish her the best in life. And I hated how when these two villains were taken out, so was their army. Like, I felt like he was playing Star Fox 64 and he gave her the boost or slow or something. First off, everyone is a couple. And more importantly, everyone is a straight couple. Next, everyone was a shapeshifter in this book. Like, Lysandra totally lost her unique and cool ability because like everyone and their mother can do it in this book. And Maeve could have done so much more with her powers, but she just chose not to for some reason. Thirdly, there is still a lot of sex in this book, but I feel like the scenes were a lot briefer and much more fade to black. I kept forgetting two things while reading. This entire series really plays out just over the course of a year. Anything to say or show that Manon was Asian. I am half white and half Asian, and this is not the representation that even I will ever think is acceptable, and most certainly not the representation that will ever make me feel seen. And authors and artists who have kingdom of ash read online free drawn characters as white need to do better. I also want to link Aentee's review, because it is amazing, and she really talks about the lack of diversity in this book. And she brings up a lot of similarities that really blew my mind regarding The Lord of the Rings. Overall, I am happy that this series is over. Blog Instagram Twitter Tumblr Youtube Twitch Here's my big boxed set with poster. And below it is my shelf with the goodies. If you want to see pictures of my wall art then just scroll all the way down past the other pictures. This is how much I love this series. Also, let it be known that I'm crazy that I have the hardback, audible, kindle, special paperback on its way and then ordered the complete hardback box set. I loved this last installment so much. All of the characters I love were in it. There was torture, sadness, war, happiness and so much more. I'm not giving out any spoilers, I just wanted to say it's perfect for me. I really wish it never came to an end but there are only certain things you can do in certain series without messing it up. At least, that's my take on it. I really have no words peeps. I'm going to leave it here because there are so many that are going to be talking about this, I really wish I had a real life friend that read books that I do so we could talk on the phone about it. I have some funko's I'm making slowly and changing the ones I have made. I am working on a couple of walls that I have dedicated to book art and my photography. I hated removing those book shelves but I'm loving my art. Will do a wall and new bookshelf tour later on This first pic is just a couple of things. Later on I will do the whole shelf tour when more things arrive and get made. More to come my lovelies.

I look back now and I see the development and the events Aelin went through and gosh she grew to be one strong and fierce woman. Will they lead him to Sora, Donald and Goofy? If you want to see pictures of my wall art then just scroll all the way down past the other pictures. Like, again, the first 25% of this book, and everything she had to go through, was really dark and really hard to read. Alles läuft auf die letzte große Schlacht hinaus, die Aelin Feuerherz und ihre Gefährten für sich entscheiden müssen, um Erilea vor der Herrschaft der Dämonen zu bewahren. They're amazing and I love them. Those two, of course, broke my heart as well. Scattered across the continent and racing against time, Chaol, Manon, and Dorian are forced to forge their own paths to meet their fates.