Nesdy reviewed Heir of Fire by Sarah J. Maas
Review of 'Heir of Fire' on 'Storygraph'
4 stars
Every book I enjoy more than the last. <spoiler> I love Celaena's character development. Even though I really liked Celaena/Chaol in the previous book, I love their developments apart from each other. Chaol couldn't truly love her the way she is and she is moving past Celaena to becone Aelin. I love that nothing is set in stone.
I thought it was obvious Sorscha was a spy but I enjoyed her romance with Dorian, even if in the end she was more of a narrative device to get Dorian to where he is now.
I'm on the Celaena/Rowan train at full speed.
The only part I didn't love were Manon's chapters. She was so disconnected from the rest of it that I just didn't care.</spoiler>
The more I think about it, the more I like it. It's sort of a transition book. Its function is mainly to put everyone in …
Every book I enjoy more than the last. <spoiler> I love Celaena's character development. Even though I really liked Celaena/Chaol in the previous book, I love their developments apart from each other. Chaol couldn't truly love her the way she is and she is moving past Celaena to becone Aelin. I love that nothing is set in stone.
I thought it was obvious Sorscha was a spy but I enjoyed her romance with Dorian, even if in the end she was more of a narrative device to get Dorian to where he is now.
I'm on the Celaena/Rowan train at full speed.
The only part I didn't love were Manon's chapters. She was so disconnected from the rest of it that I just didn't care.</spoiler>
The more I think about it, the more I like it. It's sort of a transition book. Its function is mainly to put everyone in the positions they need to be for the rest of the story. And yet it felt really engaging of its own. This series keeps getting better.
Starting Book 4 right now
