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The way Holston talks about climbing the stairs back to the same place the ancestors reached to meet the same fate is very similar to the book that would not burn.

I wonder if the eyes for the gallery are connected to Silba

She keeps getting so close to accountability and then running late

This part of the book upsets me the most. There’s no reason that anyone should be keeping Feyre‘s medical information from her. Nesta shouldn’t have told her how she did, but why hadn’t people fucking told Feyre? also unrealistic that this is where they are medically. You can save the wings, but you can’t do a C-section. It’s so risky she’s gonna die, but you won’t risk shape shifting early pregnancy?

“was in Italy, so my dad could learn glass blowing” doesn’t exactly make it sound like you’re not a privileged person.

Texting people from the death bed doesn’t exactly curry favor with the people pissed about you running out on your obligations once again

Maybe I’m heartless, but I can totally relate to all of her employees not really wanting her to jet off anywhere regardless of whether or not it’s for a death or not. You ate up their Goodwill on so much stuff. There’s a line somewhere and what other people will put up with regardless of how valid your excuse.

Value and adding “very sexy” to the description of your doctor, resetting your elbow and draining the
puss from it?

Is this book sponsored by Hyatt?

I’m thinking if the parents did a little more to change Lena’s essential nature they would have been helping. Let’s teach this girl some healthy coping skills. Let’s discuss why she gravitates towards people who hurt her.

She doesn’t clarify if the “salmon on a china plate for the dog” comment was true. That is a little over the top for anyone so OF COURSE SOMEONE IS GOING TO COMMENT!

No wonder Lena talks the way she does if her mother thinks they live hand to mouth. You don’t have a multifloor apartment in New York City and other accommodations throughout the world if your hand to mouth.

This really does have to be the worst book of the series. Everything about this war scene just feels poorly done. I also hate how Feyre leads Rhys around by the nose when he is old enough to know better.

This part of the book is so annoying. They were already at a disadvantage, but they chose to winnow all over the place trying to save people and weakening their chances of winning the battle. My question is what was the point in saving all of those people if they are now too weak to fight and therefore they couldn’t actually save those people they are just delaying the inevitable?

I hate how this is written. I hate everything that’s being said as well, but the way it’s being presented is almost worse than what is being presented. I haven’t finished the show Girls cause everyone kind of annoyes me in it but reading this doesn’t make me want to.

Just started and she’s calling herself exceptional… Not big headed at all.

I don’t know why everyone is getting angry at Amren for saying that Feyre is behaving like Tamlin. She 100% is behaving like Tamlin. Tamlin let her, and this is up for contention a little bit, but let her risk her herself to save them for Amarantha and it went poorly from his perspective so he didn’t want her to do it again by training. That’s the same shit she’s doing with her sisters.

This book is so all over the place. Got SO dark about the depiction of motherhood.

I forgot how sad this part with the three faeries was.

For someone who said she doesn’t believe in fate, she has very much come to believe in it.

Her getting upset about Beckett proposing to marry her to solve all of her financial problems for her dying child when she just said you can’t put a price on her own child’s life is kind of crazy to me. Pick a side. You’re not willing to sacrifice your morals to save your child’s life????

Page 12, and already soiling ourselves. I hate that this is the trope for this author.

Haven’t even cracked it open, but I think this is the first time I’ve read the blurb about it and I was kind of taken aback

I feel like I’m slowly going crazy

Another book with a weirdly distant and horrible mother figure