Throne of Glass #2
I’ve been reading the Throne of Glass series…taking me a while to finish it (unlike ACOTAR😂😍) but in love so far and only a few more chapters to go 😋💗 let me know what you guys thing of the series (NO SPOILERS!🥺❤️) thanks 😁
⭐️Overall rating: 10/5 🥹❤️
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Okay, so you've heard me gush about 'Throne of Glass #2: Crown of Midnight,' and honestly, I could talk about it all day! When I said 10/5, I truly meant it. This book, by the incredible Sarah J. Maas, really solidified my love for the entire Throne of Glass series. While "Throne of Glass book 2" might seem like just a continuation, it’s where Celaena's journey truly deepens, and we get a much richer sense of the stakes and the world. One of the things that consistently blows me away in "Crown of Midnight" is the character development. Celaena Hand in hand with her growing understanding of her past and her destiny, the friendships and burgeoning romances in this book are just *everything*. I've seen so many discussions online about 'Throne of Glass fancast' ideas, and reading this book, I totally get why! The characters are so vividly drawn, you can't help but picture them. Whether it's the fierce loyalty, the snarky banter, or the intense emotional moments, each character feels so real, making you root for them (or against them!). Speaking of relationships, the tension and chemistry Sarah J. Maas builds are just masterful. Queries like 'dorian and manon first kiss' or 'aelin and rowan first kiss' really highlight how invested readers get in these connections. While I won't spoil anything specific, what I can say about "Throne of Glass #2" is that it beautifully sets the stage for those monumental moments to come. You feel the shifts, the growing bonds, and the undeniable pull between characters, leaving you constantly guessing and hoping. It’s that anticipation, that slow burn, that makes the series so addictive – something I also adored in ACOTAR, but with its own unique flavour here. The plot, too, really picks up the pace in "Crown of Midnight." We get more political intrigue, more magical secrets starting to unravel, and Celaena facing harder choices than ever before. It's not just about assassins anymore; it's about destiny. The world-building expands significantly, offering glimpses into the wider world beyond Rifthold. This expansion makes me so excited for "Heir of Fire," which I know is next in the "Throne of Glass series book 2" journey towards the full saga. If you're looking for a fantasy series that grabs you and doesn't let go, "Crown of Midnight" is a pivotal read that will confirm you're in for an epic ride. Seriously, go read it!

I'm on chapter 6 of this one and I just can't get into binging it like I did acotar 😩 I know I have to stick with it but it's hard