One of the greatest themes, apparent across all of Maas’ work, concerns the tremendous power and strength of love. Both Rhysand and Feyre are not perfect, but they fight for each other regardless. Although there are definite unresolved subplots by the end of the novel, Maas wraps up Feyre and Rhysand’s story by the book’s end.įinally, the romance and sensuality of the first two books continues but deepens into something stronger. The book is a mix of character-driven motivations and plot-driven action (after all, this is the last book in the trilogy!). The Suriel makes an appearance that nearly broke my heart! In fact, it comes as no surprise that additional novels (though not from Feyre’s perspective) will be written in this world, in order to address some of the outstanding questions at the book’s completion. The Bone Carver and the Weaver return in unexpected places. We learn more about the Continent, and even the beings that may not have originally come from this world. Maas continues to increase the scope of Feyre’s world by illuminating not only Fae history, but current world politics. All of our favorite characters return in this final installment.Īdditionally, we finally get to meet the High Lords from each court. In fact, Feyre’s image, front and center on the cover, is meant to indicate her acceptance of both her powers and her importance. We finally see Feyre step into a leadership role in the Fae realm.

Only you.” Suriel, A Court of Wings and Ruin Prosįeyre’s transformation from scared, unsure human to confident High Lady remains the highlight of the series. “Only you can decide what breaks you, Cursebreaker. When the masks fall, Feyre and Rhysand find allies in the unlikeliest of places and hope in the coming darkness. With full-out war on the horizon, Feyre must reveal who she truly is- and what the Night Court truly is- if they have any hope of defeating Hybern. Meanwhile, Feyre’s sisters reside in Velaris, coming to terms with their newfound immortality.

However, Lucien seems suspicious of her motives, so she must use all the cunning that the High Lady of the Night Court possesses. Through clever designs and feigned hurts, she is intent on destroying the Court and the people that betrayed her family to Hybern. Feyre is back in the Spring Court, playing master spy and manipulator. The novel picks up mere weeks after the harrowing events that ended A Court of Mist and Fury (ACOMAF).

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