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A review by moonlightjuju
A Court of Silver Flames by Sarah J. Maas
adventurous
challenging
dark
emotional
sad
tense
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
4.5
🚀💥 While I rate "A Court of Silver Flames" with 5 but almost 4 stars, I must admit that the first third of the book was a bit boring, and I almost put it down. However, I'm glad I persisted because the story truly picked up its pace and the intrigue took over.
🔥👑 Initially, I struggled with Nesta's POV, finding it dry, but over time, I grew to appreciate her character growth and the rawness of her struggles.
🌟✨ Nesta's inner battles and intricate relationships are portrayed week. One thing I will point out is that it really didnt make sense that the passing of her mother, plus falling into poverty made her the way she was. Her character acted wicked towards Feyre, even when Feyre took care of her even up to this point.
💫👑 The House of Wind's introduction as Nesta's sanctuary adds a layer of mystique. Her training and challenges provide insight into her determination However, the sudden pregnancy plotline felt a bit unexpected and it somewhat diverted the focus from Nesta's personal journey.
💥🔥 In hindsight, there were so many sexual scenes that, at times, I found myself slightly drifting away from the main plot. The introduction of numerous new characters and the expansion of existing ones provided additional layers to the story. However, this abundance of information led to some plot holes that left me questioning certain developments.
💥 This book, objectively speaking, was a mess because of it plotholes and "Feminist King" Rhysand turning into a control-freak and Feyre becoming passive about it.
🔥🌟 In summary, there is a mix of action, romance, and self-discovery ensures that the pages keep turning. Sarah J. Maas has yet again crafted a masterpiece that fans of the series won't want to miss! ⚔️📖
🔥👑 Initially, I struggled with Nesta's POV, finding it dry, but over time, I grew to appreciate her character growth and the rawness of her struggles.
🌟✨ Nesta's inner battles and intricate relationships are portrayed week. One thing I will point out is that it really didnt make sense that the passing of her mother, plus falling into poverty made her the way she was. Her character acted wicked towards Feyre, even when Feyre took care of her even up to this point.
💫👑 The House of Wind's introduction as Nesta's sanctuary adds a layer of mystique. Her training and challenges provide insight into her determination However, the sudden pregnancy plotline felt a bit unexpected and it somewhat diverted the focus from Nesta's personal journey.
💥🔥 In hindsight, there were so many sexual scenes that, at times, I found myself slightly drifting away from the main plot. The introduction of numerous new characters and the expansion of existing ones provided additional layers to the story. However, this abundance of information led to some plot holes that left me questioning certain developments.
💥 This book, objectively speaking, was a mess because of it plotholes and "Feminist King" Rhysand turning into a control-freak and Feyre becoming passive about it.
🔥🌟 In summary, there is a mix of action, romance, and self-discovery ensures that the pages keep turning. Sarah J. Maas has yet again crafted a masterpiece that fans of the series won't want to miss! ⚔️📖