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A review by moonlightjuju
Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas
adventurous
emotional
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
In Sarah J. Maas’s Crown of Midnight, the action bursts forth with unrelenting intensity, captivating readers from the very start. From heart-pounding battles to thrilling espionage, the narrative grips you with its adrenaline-fueled pace. I found myself on the edge of my seat, eagerly devouring each page. The action sequences are undeniably one of the book’s greatest strengths.
😢 However, it’s not just the action that tugs at the heartstrings. Several scenes evoked such raw emotion that tears flowed freely. Maas has a knack for crafting moments of genuine poignancy, making the characters’ struggles feel achingly real.
🌟 This book excels in advancing the overarching narrative of the series. As the stakes heighten and the plot thickens, the story propels forward with unwavering momentum. Each revelation and twist propels the reader deeper into a world teeming with magic and intrigue. It sets the stage for what promises to be an epic continuation of the series.
❤️ While the book excels in many aspects, there was one element that left me conflicted: #Chaol’s treatment of #Celaena after discovering her fae heritage. His reaction felt unjust and strained their relationship in ways that were difficult to reconcile. Despite understanding his initial shock, I hoped for more empathy and understanding from him, especially considering their deep bond.
🔮 Additionally, I was intrigued by the portrayal of the witches and yearned to delve deeper into their mysterious world. Maas tantalizingly hints at their power and motives, leaving me eager to uncover more about their role in the story.
👭 Lastly, I adored the depiction of friendship with #Nehemia. Their bond felt authentic and heartfelt, adding layers of depth to both characters.
😢 However, it’s not just the action that tugs at the heartstrings. Several scenes evoked such raw emotion that tears flowed freely. Maas has a knack for crafting moments of genuine poignancy, making the characters’ struggles feel achingly real.
🌟 This book excels in advancing the overarching narrative of the series. As the stakes heighten and the plot thickens, the story propels forward with unwavering momentum. Each revelation and twist propels the reader deeper into a world teeming with magic and intrigue. It sets the stage for what promises to be an epic continuation of the series.
❤️ While the book excels in many aspects, there was one element that left me conflicted: #Chaol’s treatment of #Celaena after discovering her fae heritage. His reaction felt unjust and strained their relationship in ways that were difficult to reconcile. Despite understanding his initial shock, I hoped for more empathy and understanding from him, especially considering their deep bond.
🔮 Additionally, I was intrigued by the portrayal of the witches and yearned to delve deeper into their mysterious world. Maas tantalizingly hints at their power and motives, leaving me eager to uncover more about their role in the story.
👭 Lastly, I adored the depiction of friendship with #Nehemia. Their bond felt authentic and heartfelt, adding layers of depth to both characters.