The fourth book, a short novella, serves as a summary of the lives of the main characters from Feyre’s perspective, set shortly after the end of the war. In the third book, Feyre and Rhysand facilitate a union between the High Lords, and the war with the King of Hybern takes place. The next book follows Feyre coping with her PTSD from the events of the trials in ACOTAR, the breakdown of her relationship with Tamlin, the development of her relationship with Rhysand, High Lord of the Night Court, and the discovery of a much bigger villain than Amarantha – the King of Hybern.
Across ACOTAR Feyre falls in love with Tamlin, the High Lord of the Spring Court, and completes three trials to save not only Tamlin, but all the other faeries of Prythian from Amarantha, an evil faerie queen.
Readers follow the story of Feyre Archeron, a human girl who falls in love with a faerie and ends up becoming crucial to saving their country. Maas, is a popular high fantasy series telling the lives of the High Fae in a fictional country called Prythian. The Court of Thorns and Roses series, by Sarah J. *WARNING* This review contains a lot of spoilers for all the published books in the series as of April 2021.Ĥ.
Feature Image Caption: Book covers taken from Bloomsbury Publishing –.
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