Chelle rated Throne of Glass: 3 stars

Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, Elizabeth Evans (Throne of Glass)
In a land without magic, where the king rules with an iron hand, an assassin is summoned to the castle. …
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Have loved reading for as long as I can remember. Fantasy (epic and urban) and sci-fi books are my true loves. Actively working to decolonize my bookshelf.
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In a land without magic, where the king rules with an iron hand, an assassin is summoned to the castle. …

I liked it! I am pretty sure I've read it before ages ago, but didn't remember much. I know ppl talk smack about it, but the first book was great!
Bit annoying how vague Jordan was about some things, I understand wanting mystery and all. But I coulda done with him laying a bit more out in plain English lol.
I liked it! I am pretty sure I've read it before ages ago, but didn't remember much. I know ppl talk smack about it, but the first book was great!
Bit annoying how vague Jordan was about some things, I understand wanting mystery and all. But I coulda done with him laying a bit more out in plain English lol.
I would have rated this book a four if it wasn't for the one dubious consent scene. Overall it was light, fluffy, which is what I want from a paperback. That said, I did sort of feel like something was missing. Which could have been because I started reading at 11pm and read it all in one sitting.
I would have rated this book a four if it wasn't for the one dubious consent scene. Overall it was light, fluffy, which is what I want from a paperback. That said, I did sort of feel like something was missing. Which could have been because I started reading at 11pm and read it all in one sitting.
I'll admit, I kinda forced myself to read this one as part of a desire to read the series. It was... okay?
I didn't love it. I especially didn't love the way the rape was handled, and I can't precisely put my finger on why. I think because it felt like it was simply a plot device... and I hate that.
I'll admit, I kinda forced myself to read this one as part of a desire to read the series. It was... okay?
I didn't love it. I especially didn't love the way the rape was handled, and I can't precisely put my finger on why. I think because it felt like it was simply a plot device... and I hate that.

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Combine that with a massive cast so it was hard to keep everyone straight, and the book fell far short of my expectations.
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