#3 in The Throne of Glass Series
Sarah J. Maas
2014
4/5 ⭐
Heir of fire
She was the heir of ash and fire, and she would bow to no one
Few settings in this book :
- Celaena ( The best setting)
- Manon (Couldn't careless at first)
- Chaol/Dorian (Not that interesting for me)
- We get to see how Celaena been trained to hone her power/magic until it turns to be a really powerful magician with help from Rowan and I like their friendship.
- Rowan is quite a pain in the ass when he starts to train Calaena.
- He pushes Calaena to the max until she cannot take it anymore
- When she was attacked by Vlag/Narrok and the flashback to her when she was young.
- We get to see little Calaena and Dorian first encounter.
- How she learns that the king is the one who put her and her family into miserable until her parents died (sort of)
- Manon's storyline was not that interesting to me at first cause she seems like a person who has no heart until she meets her wyvern, how she trained him, and to the point, she helps her enemy.
- I do enjoy the interaction between her and her wyvern and when she hunts food just for her wyvern
- There is some sort of having a competition to find a Wing Leader
- Similar like Quidditch but with wyvern instead of flying broom and crueler
- Dorian/Chaol/Aedion just there to make the storyline complete for me.
- Dorian and Sorscha was just an additional story for me but it becomes interesting towards the end when his father knows about both of them and beheaded Sorscha’s head
- At first Chaol spies on Aedion as he wants to know what is his agenda.
- But we get to see Chaol and Aedion sort of working together in the end.
- I love when Aelin confronts Maeve and breaks the blood oath Maeve had with Rowan. She just burnt everything.
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