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A Court of Mist and Fury (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #2)

by Sarah J. Maas (Goodreads Author)

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read in May 2016

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" this is one of those books that left me in total shock and awe and amazement. my love for this series has grown tremendously. Sarah creates such amazing characters and amazing worlds that I devour and get so lost in. I went into acomaf hating Rhysand this is one of those books that left me in total shock and awe and amazement. my love for this series has grown tremendously. Sarah creates such amazing characters and amazing worlds that I devour and get so lost in. I went into acomaf hating Rhysand and being completely team tamlin, I'm not big on love triangles but I was so easily swayed to the right side. from the beginning tamlin was just being a controlling asshole, feyre is a super strong badass woman who didn't need that bullshit. I love how we got to be let into Rhys's thoughts and got to see him more for who he was. I love the darkness and beauty of the Night Court and I loved the idea of Velaris so much. I'm SO here for feyre and rhys to be mates. Rhys is so perfect and understanding and caring towards feyre. not only that but I have such a love for Mor, Cassian, Azriel, and Amren. I felt like they were my own family. this book was so badass and had the perfect amount of love scenes and fight scenes. this easily had the best love switch/triangle I'd ever read. for example in shatter me the triangle felt forced and wrong and I ended up leaving the series behind because of it, but Sarah made this in a way where it was a smooth transition, she didn't force feyre and Rhys onto each other super quick, it was built up which I love and appreciate. I love how powerful feyre became and I love that Rhys let her be her own and help her learn. I quickly realized how much of an asshole tamlin was. when Rhys gave his story to feyre when he went to the cabin I was in tears. feyre and Rhys are such complex and beautiful characters and truly truly belong together. the ending was amazing, tamlin and Lucien better get what they deserve. It was sad but I'm glad that Nesta and Elain were turned into fae, I think their stories will be interesting from here on. AND FEYRE BEING A HIGH LADY? that was so badass and I've never screamed so loud over happiness from a book. she's Rhys' equal which I love because women should be equal to men, and feyre definitely fought the right battle for her rights. overall I wish I could give this book more than 5 stars, it was easily the best book I've read this year and one of my favorite books overall. I'm so excited to read the conclusion to this complex and amazing series that Sarah (an incredibly talented author) has written. ...more "

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