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- Anonymous User
- 2019-08-02
Gave me goosebumps!
This series is amazing- made me cry, smile, and laugh. I honestly had goosebumps multiple times; the character development is so good and the way the story lines weave together is effortless. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
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- Anonymous User
- 2019-04-12
loved every page!
Sarah j mass books are all must reads with her way of throwing your heart all over the place, and the unending and surprising twists in each tale.
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- AWASHPILLOW
- 2019-03-04
best book I ever heard, so far
loved the book, I could barely stop myself from binge listening to the entire thing, and great narrator
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- Michelle Tremblay
- 2019-03-01
Just amazing!
This book above all the others in the series brought tears to my eyes, happy and sad. Sarah J. Maas is an incredible author and I cannot wait to see what her other books have in store for me. Next on my list A Court of Thorns and Roses. I am sad that it is over... I can't even put into words how amazing this book and all the others are, so I guess I will just leave it at that! WOW!
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- Jim
- 2019-02-10
Epic Adventure
Only so many stories have captivated me across multiple books in a series and managed to take me on an adventure. That's exactly what this series, Sarah Mass, Aelin, and the wonderful Elizabeth Evans. This book was really the pièce de résistance of the series non-stop action from start to a thrilling finish. Throne of Glass now ranks right up there with The Dark Tower and Lord of the Rings as books that truly transported me
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- Gill
- 2019-01-25
Stunning
This is my second time reading the series and I will say again this is the best story ever. Kingdom of Ash is the best one by far the finale . I gave it 5 stars because it had everything in it. Happiness, triumph, war, sorrow, mischief, romance, pain, friendship, hate, love, life and death. So many stories intertwined. Maas has done a wonderful job.
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- Suzette
- 2019-01-22
Awesome
loved it, I wish there was more to come, but overall a great series. would highly recommend.
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- Breanna
- 2019-01-02
Fantastic Series
Best series I've read in a long time! It pulled at your heart strings at times but was worth every tear!
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- brittany
- 2018-12-08
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I love this series I love how in depth and the feel for each character I actually had emotions from laughing crying and hoping characters fall in love with each other ugh what a way to end!
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- Kesar L.
- 2018-12-06
cried so hard at the end
amazing, so sad it's over, I wish this series went on forever! the performance was excellent and the story incredible
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- lekitto
- 2020-06-05
Well, too much torture for me; I'm out.
While I would have liked to have finished this series, there was so much time spent on descriptive torture that I had to keep skipping ahead by chapters. And really, it dragged so much that I gave up. This series had so much going for it in the beginning, but I can't get behind torture for no reason. It really didn't seem to assist the story at all. And I stopped caring what happened to anyone due to how slowly the novel progressed.
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- Deziree Ortiz
- 2018-10-27
Immensely satisfying and brilliant!
I waited almost 2 days before I finally settled down to do a review for the last book in my favorite series. I was left stunned, speechless and sobbing tears of joy and sorrow. I think I cried about 80% of the time during this book because it's just so heavy with action, romance, suspense and heartbreak. Sarah J Maas just kept me on the edge of my seat and even though I had so many theories of how the book was going to go down she just kept blind siding me with twists and turns I had never even imagined would happen! I won't go into detail because i don't want to spoil anything for anyone but if you're a lover of the series you will thoroughly enjoy this but you will also have a wicked book hangover. I want more and not because SJM let me down but because she blew this one right out of the water. I'm so incredibly happy to have an ending to the series but I so want a spinoff for some of the other characters. I never wanted this journey to end.
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- Victoria E Torres
- 2018-10-25
Absolutely Amazing
An absolutely amazing final installment in the Throne of Glass series. I cried I laughed I had so many feels during this book. I can not recommend it enough.
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- bam bee
- 2019-01-29
Good narration but story too drawn out
Unfortunately this last book was a let down, it ended as we thought but was mostly drawn out and in some ways a little predictable. I enjoyed the other books and looked forward to an ‘epic’ ending but was left a little dry. It is definitely still worth reading/listening to though!
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- Mia
- 2020-03-17
Intense and heavy series, but much too drawn out.
While I've really enjoyed this series, it is heavy and dark. Sarah J. Maas draws it out much too long which makes it difficult to start the next book or finish the series. This is not a series that once completed, you will ever reread or start again. It's a one-time read/listen that is also too winding and complicated to fully remember the intricacies and interwoven sub stories tied to the characters. The drawn out nature of the writing urges the reader to skip ahead, but if you do, you will be too lost or have missed too much to understand. It's a frustrating experience and not in a good way when you internally are urging both author and narrator to "get to the point" of a chapter and move on. The narrator - Elizabeth Evans - did a good job given that these worlds are fiction as are the accents and dialects of the (too) many complicated characters. I'm not sure I will pursue or endeavor to read any other titles by this author as it is a commitment and feat to complete without the reward of truly remembering and wanting to relive the facets of the worlds created within the pages.
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- Heather L
- 2019-01-14
Anticlimactic Ending
While I realize that I'm a bit older than the target demographic for this series, I can say that the Throne of Glass series started out really strong for me; however, the last 2 books really felt like the author was just looking to provide readers with an ending for the story.
The surprising twists & turns, the shocking losses of key characters & the intricate worlds that were the greatest parts of the first books of the series gave way to focusing on the romantic well being of the main characters & making sure that everyone was in love with a bright future ahead. Having the chaos & hardships endured by these characters finish up with everyone living happily ever after was unrealistic & very disappointing... it left the story with a falseness at the end where you were waiting for that one last challenge from the pervasive evil of Morath... but it never came.
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- m. m. mears
- 2018-11-11
Not as good as the rest of the series
I have read the fantasy genre since before it was cool to read. And Maas had a really stellar series going with several smashing female protagonists (though the main character feels a bit like Nicholas Cage - has about three basic expressions). I was really looking forward to the final book...annnd....nope. The first third of the book does well, but after that it feels as if Maas just needed to get the thing written and done. The plot twists and reveals she's had in the other books are just not there. This is pretty straightforward vanilla by comparison. Having said that, it's still very satisfying to see most of the loose ends tied up. It just can't measure up to the rest of the series for excitement and innovation. #ChosenOne #FemaleProtagonist #Magical #tagsgiving #sweepstakes
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- Amazon Customer
- 2018-10-31
i love this series but...
I am am absolute lover of this series and of high fantasy books in general. I personally loved Tower of Dawn, and if you haven't read it you absolutely have to before diving into this or you will be lost on Chaols storyline. I cannot believe this series is over, and props to Sarah J. Maas at what an amazing accomplishment.
That being said this finale does not hold a candle to other epic fantasy series finales in the completion and way it was written such as: Harry Potter (which who the hell else can compete with JK Rowling, but its ok) Any Brandon Sanderson series finale, George RR Martin, The Wheel of Time series, Lord of the Rings.
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It was unnecessarily descriptive I found myself skipping ahead minutes at a time because it would be "witty" banter or descriptions of things I've basically heard over and over already. I must have heard the phrase "well and truly" a million times and "pine and snow scent" another million. It got a little tiresome. Also, there were times when I thought oh this wasn't edited very well because Dorian mentions "Earth" and all I thought to myself was he is in Erilea, how the hell does he know what Earth is? I was happy that there were less sex scenes, but sometimes there were still whole chapters literally dragging out and dedicated to sex that did not advance the plot whatsoever. Pretty much everybody pairs up eaxctly like you think they will.
There is some heartbreak in the finale. However, I honestly never got the feeling any main character was going to die at any time throughout the book. Which predictably, literally every main character lives, only tiny side characters die. Not saying I didn't feel immensely sad when the 13 sacraficed themselves but you don't know all of them on a personal level. Gavriel was also a great character but he was not a huge part of the storyline to have his loss feel gut renching. The only part I felt most anxious was with Aelid and Lorkin trying to make it back to the gates. Also, how Aelin defeats Maeve was kinda implausible. She barely has any magic, but yet still somehow opens a giant portal for an army to come through without burning herself out.
if you are a fan of the series it is a must read but it is very predictable every step. There are no huge twists that make say oh I didn't see that coming like in the Deathly Hallows.
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- Nicole
- 2018-10-26
A PERFECT ENDING
I wont say much so that nothing is spoiled but, this book is amazing. I loved it.
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- Sarah
- 2021-01-11
The emotions
The amount if times I cried in this book is astronomical. I have never felt such an attachment to characters as I do when I read a book written by Sarah J. Maas. An amazing end to an amazing series.
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- Client d'Amazon
- 2022-10-25
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l'histoire toujours aussi incroyable, racontée par une très talentueuse lectrice. chaque minute est un plaisir, tourbillons de différentes émotions, de réflexion aussi, et un tel plaisir pour qui aime rêver et s'évader a travers ce style littéraire !
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- Anonymous User
- 2019-02-13
worth reading
I enjoyed every minute it reminded me of lords of the rings .I wish the story never ended the narrator was amazing her voice was full of emotions every audiobook should have have her voice.
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