sarah j maas the world of throne of glass

Dorian and his best friend/ captain of the King’s guard, Chaol Westfall, work with Celaena throughout the competition.

Celaena is a great choice for this position, even if Dorian only chose her to make his father angry (which worked, by the way). Whomever wins this title will be at the kings beck and call, meaning they will kill and steal for his personal gain and that of Adarlan. Celaena is tracked down by the crown prince of Adarlan, Dorian Havilliard, so that she can compete as his champion in the Kings contest for the title of Adarlan’s Assassin. If you have yet to ready Throne of Glass, kindly go and do that now, and come back as soon as you finish.*Ĭelaena Sardothien is quite a mysterious girl at the start of the story, but aside from that, Celaena is a widely known assassin who was sent to Endovier for life as her punishment. I was constantly riveted, especially as I reached the middle of the book, and just overall enjoyed reading it despite what people told me beforehand. Throne of Glass is one of those books that, even through the small details, I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I enjoy good writing, so when I find a well written book, it doesn’t matter if there is world building as long as the story flows and intrigues. I recognize that this is a thing, but I also cannot recall feeling this way about many series. When it comes to the first book in a series, there is usually more world building than action and by the second book people find that they enjoy the book more because world building is out-of-the-way. Most people have also told me that the first book is a bit slow and hard to get through.

So I know there are 4 books in this series already, but I am shamelessly jumping in late and am very excited to read the rest of this series! I have heard many wonderful things about the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J.

Sarah j maas the world of throne of glass