A Court of Silver Flames

This book is good but if you are looking for F and R they are only in in a bit. (But big info parts) This books focuses on Her sister and Cas. Definitely some Key points you need to read for F&R. It will make you cry and laugh as books 1-4. Still going through sadness of being done Can not wait for more. So I am starting the Glass series. I started reading Maas with the crecent series. I know backwards right. but Still all good. She really makes you feel the characters to the point to living there. And I love that. because reality sucks. I like to enjoy my mind elsewhere. Oh yeah forgot to add definitely the kinkiest so far. I can give or take that. doesn't matter to me.

I love love the ACOTAR series. I was reluctant on starting this book because Nesta was my absolute least favorite character. I only started it because all the reviews told me it was worth it and I knew there would probably be more books to come and I wanted to be caught up.. So to sum up, 400 pages were about Nesta's mental health journey, 400 pages of smut and 100 pages of actual plot. Nesta becomes more of a relatable character throughout the book, even though it took me a long time to warm up to her character. It wasn't as hard to put down as the first 3 books in this series was. It was pretty hard to get through the first half of the book if I'm being honest and I didn't find myself not wanting to put the book down until near the end. I am looking forward to the next book and more character developments to come. I recommend reading this book even if you really hate Nesta, Cassian is literal GOALS he makes the whole thing worth it.

I liked it but I can also understand why some might not. I think it was an important story to tell: Nestas' story. So many books have a character get over their trauma by just falling in love. But the real healing comes with a lot of time and effort, with loving yourself enough to endure the rest. That's exactly what this book is about. This book is absolutely action packed and probably could've been turned into it's own little trilogy instead of being the 4th book of this series. I love different viewpoints but since the first 3 were mostly from the eyes and heart of Ferye, this one just felt out of place. It continues the story but not in the way I would've expected given the first 3 books, it barely furthers the overall plot even though it's nearly 800 pages 😅 Overall a great book! I love the new characters and the things we start to learn about some known characters. I can't wait for the next one!