Synopsis
Return to the story of Fayre as she is caught in the currents that will lead to war and is caught even more in her own feelings.
History
First publication: Bloomsbury, May 3, 2016
Review
This book is both loved and hated, mostly for the same reason. This is not what we would call high literature. Yet so many people love these books. Star Wars isn't great either - the dialog being kind of simple, yet it too connected with something in our society when it was released. These books are doing the same, if not in as big a way. They are connecting with something that certain readers are looking for. These readers want to escape. They want adventure. They want romance. They want power. Yes, they also want sex. All the things that their real lives will never achieve, but that they still long for. This book has all of that to offer. It is a passionate fantasy to make our stressful everyday lives a little more bearable. It succeeds in this. This book is like raspberry hot chocolate with whipped cream and sprinkles. It is indulgence, in a safe and fun way. There are many books that I would recommend ahead of this, which I think are greater works. This book is still worth reading. Recommended.
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We have the story in these editions:
A Court of Mist and Fury, hardcover, Bloomsbury, 2020-06-02
All of the stories in the A Court of Thorns and Roses series:
1 A Court of Thorns and Roses
2 A Court of Mist and Fury
3 A Court of Wings and Ruin
4 A Court of Frost and Starlight
5 A Court of Silver Flames
