Sierra Gee’s Reviews > The Assassin's Blade > Status Update

One of the most pet peevish things Sarah J. Maas does in this series is, “I am Otterland’s assassin.” We get it! We know. I swear the assassin has to remind herself about it every so many chapters.

The stories are a little bit more entertaining, and I do think that it’s interesting to see how her relationship between Sam and her developed or evolved. But I don’t get really the reasoning behind why the stories need to be told or are important. We gained some insight that She trained with the silent assassins in the red desert in the past two books. But why is it important?

So far I am bored. I know this book has a purpose but I can’t help but think that this book could have been put in another book(s) in the series throughout. Like a flashback or something.