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This book is so good but i cried 2 times

I’m not a huge fan of age gap, but have heard good things about Penelope Douglas - does she have any that aren’t age gap related (the few descriptions I saw all seemed to be that, including birthday girl and credence)? Ta!

Five stars from me! I was kicking my feet when I realized she was in front of Az! Towards the middle of the book, the one thing that kept annoying me was that all the brilliant ideas came from Bryze. I wish Hunt and Run blew readers' minds with their cleverness, not just Bryce.

I also was not excited to read Divine Rivals , but adored it! !

I LOVE BIRTHDAY GIRL!!!! I need to buy the new version that was released last year 🙊💕 because when I was browsing at barnes & noble, I noticed it and saw that there was a bonus chapter. I usually dont like reading mc romance- as you said it can sometimes be too dark so I rarely pick it up but this one I'm definitely adding to my list! I was hesitant to pick up Pirate Girls so this was really refreshing to hear, thanks so much for your honesty and recommendation 🤗🌷📚✨💞

Thank you!!! I am so on board with you on Wild Love….I LOVE Reckless and Chestnut Springs but Wild Love and the “banter” and main characters were just not for me. I actually DNF it 😬 I am looking forward to book two if it is about who i think it will be about 😊

Its never been confirmed that elaines book is next. I think its another nesta book. Bryce says something to nesta that i think very blatantly sets up the next acotar book for Nesta. Feyre did get 3 dedicated books

How did you get a colored background on your kindle? I have a paper white, but would love to have the colored covers for photos

Stop shitposting. Your content is garbage.

Thank youuuuuuuuuu 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 I honestly was getting worried for my own sanity. I agree with everything you said. Plus why everyone was entering death contest with their best friends and siblings was beyond me. I kept reading only because of the suppose great shock in the end which was only because we didn’t know the rules of the world and therefore couldn’t guess it like everything else that happened. And even that was handled poorly. So many things I want to say but mainly: thank you 🙏

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Just finished it and wow!!!! So so so good

Im still hungover the book "it starts with us"😅....cant get my mind of it!👍

Are these ikea bookshelves but different color, right?? I really like them they feel so cozy and the color gives warmth 💕📖☕📚🤗💗

Totally agree 1000% I tried but nothing made sense. Just a strong, human character, that dislikes vampires but lives with one, who constantly repeats she is human, never interacts with humans. I was so bored 😅

Girl, I just found your channel and you read my mind on most of your points. I felt the same way about Nesta. I couldn't stand Nesta in any of the acotar books, but she grew on me as well in this book. I love Ruhn and Lidia too!! They were the couple I was dying to read about again, after Hunt and Bryce. And again, I agree with you about the Hunt and Bryce of book 1 were waaaaaay better than book 2 or 3. I especially hate that she has the audacity to complain about him not wanting to continue with the mission, and about him feeling guilty. My gawd!! Just that alone ruined Bryce's character for me. I know SJM is all about strong females ruling the world, but she didnt have to disrespect Hunt by reducing him down to Bryce's lapdog. Smh.

My ranking: Indigo Ridge > Jasper Vale > Sable Peak > Crimson River > Juniper Hill > Garnet Flats Aside from the miscommunication trope in Garnet Flats, I found the lack of self-respect, betrayal, lies, and expected forgiveness from Talia to be the other reasons why I disliked this book. A lot of things were done behind Talia’s back that I didn’t agree with her decision on getting back with him. I wish the author chose a different route and didn’t include other tropes that made it messier. It would’ve been nice if the couple didn’t agree with each other’s opinions on how they wanted to navigate life after college as they chose two different career paths - leading them to conflict and miscommunicate with each other. I think this would have been a better storyline 😅

I also felt annoyed with the apathy of Bryce towards Hunt. She wasn't as compassionate as she should have been, but then when I got closer to the end. I felt like it was intentional because Bryce gave up everything, even Hunt to change the world. It came up alot throughout the book, the question of sacrificing the world to save the person you love or sacrificing the person you love to save the world. Bryce definitely should have been more emotionally invested in her mate, but if she did, maybe she would not have been able to move forward, just like Hunt was apprehensive to do the right thing because he was more invested in a life with Bryce.

I also gave the book 5 stars! I was thoroughly entertained! I completely understand the problems that have been discussed and on a lot of levels I can totally agree! But I was vibing with this story from beginning to end! 😊🌙🔥

Me when someone tells me they know who zade is😂❤

Me: who read two hours a day😅 Pin pls?

OMG this makes so much sense! I pre ordered this for my mother in law then got a message a few days later to say that there is extra I need to go pick up! I was so confused and thought it was a mistake haha

You said the next ACOTAR book is Elaine's and thats confirmed, I can't find anywhere where she confirmed it? Can you link it?

You're totally right i didn't like the book because my expectation were to high. I wanted Bryce to really learn how to use her powers in Prythian, i wanted a trainig montage with the inner circel. I hoped that she would vist hell and explore it. It fellt so low stake because no one died. The way Bryce treated Hunt was an absolut no go for me, she basicly told him that his feelings arent valid and that he should be only what she wants (not the umbra mortis, not a son of hell, not a leader of the angels) Ithan could have had a better arc it felt like he Sarah realized while writing that he was dedtined to become the prim and that she messed up by introducing another fendyr. I wanted more bad ass from Hypexia it felt like she was reduced to just a posion maker, i wanted her in the final battel with her new powers and as the head of the house. I hope that the next book focuses on Ithan and ariadne. (Of course i want more of Rhun and Lydia but I'm content with their happy end.)

Part of me is really excited for another book for Throne of Glass series but I also feel like we had a nice conclusion to the series, especially with it already having many books in the series itself. Depends on what the context of that book is set on.

For me Jennifer is just extending a story that is becoming very boring to follow. I rather to read A Shadow In the Ember series than this.

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I finished this last night and I'm so far feeling underwhelmed. The first half of the book was WAY better than the second half. (Spoilers below) The crossover that was teased at the end of CC2 left me disappointed, no Rhysand/Feyre really, Bryce doesn't see the Night Court at all, the two people she interacts with are Nesta and Azriel?? Then she is back in Midgard...what? I agree I like Ruhn/Lidia more than Bryce/Hunt...Hunt is not my favourite character honestly. The second half of this book felt reeeeally rushed. The Ithan/Sigrid/Sabine story was just rushed through and oh, Ithan is Prime now...what? The Tharion story line was rushed, and almost unnecessary the way it was presented. The "bullet"...wth, that was a useless part of the plot really. The battle with the Asteri at the end was very underwhelming for me. The fact that Bryce gave everything up, the whole "the Fae have to change" and then she just washes her hands of it...was just weird to me. A lot of this book could have been in Book 4, and brought in the 4th house, and had the final battle in Book 4...missed opportunity to me.

Is this the last Crescent City book?

To me, this one just felt like a nice little intermission of sorts. The next bit of the story is sure to be insane.

I was BLOWN AWAY that The Serpent & the Wings of Night had over 60K ratings!! How does a novel, book 1 of 2, which was published about a year ago, get SIXTY THOUSAND+ ratings??!

It sounds like your comprehension skill is non existent

Thank you ❤

4:11 , magpies?

I just started it and I'm already having the same thoughts you had. I have no idea what's going on and how this 23 year old girl is smashing vampires. I don't know if I want to keep going. Ugh.

I absolutely loved this book as well; couldn’t get enough of Gigi and Ryder! Felt the same way at the end…I was left wanting more and also am contemplating rereading it immediately!

Happy new year! Yay for all the books we get to read in 2024!

hockey romance top tier romance

Is book ok for teens 13 to 15 years old?

Finished the book today and ABSOLUTELY LOVEEEEDDDD ITTT !!!

Wings of fire isnt that long, but sometimes.. it still feels like an eternity to wait for.

Even worse whenever you read the final book, and the last ones ending is dogshi-

Mark of Athena be like

And then the writer dies

First, so relatable I hate cliffhangers 😂

Just subscribed! Loved the review, this series just went to the top of my tbr✨

i haven't read acotar but i have read shatter me and the way you explained acotar is similar to shatter me. if you get to books 2/ 3 it gets a lot faster and more plot heavy the first book is more of an introduction and her writing style improves a lot throughout too i 100% recommend you will love it if you stick with it

i've only read two of the books you mentioned, Icebreaker and ACOTAR. i loved icebreaker but i do think it should be sold as a figure skating romance and not a hockey romance. i also enjoyed ACOTAR, but i got a huge spoiler watching a book haul and it made me feel like "what is the point?". i think i would have enjoyed it more if i didn't get a huge plot point spoiled 😢

The issue with ACOTAR isn't that it's slow. It's that it's badly written, the characters are flat, the love interests are rapey, and the world building is practically non-existent. I don't mind if a book is a slow set up for bigger action in the sequel, provided it's written well and engaging and makes me care about the characters. ACOTAR was the opposite of this. Mind you, it was an improvement on Throne of Glass so I can only presume that SJM's writing has gotten better over time. So maybe I'll like Crescent City.

I like the Acotar series, but I always found it irritating how Feyre has that main character feel. The plot is always on her side, lmao. Maybe I’ll pick it back up where I left off in book three again someday.