What I Read: March 2024

March was the month of ACOTAR! My best friend, Danielle, convinced me to start the series and I am so glad she did. Believe the hype because this series is worth your time. I read the first two books in the series in March and I am currently halfway throughthe third book! Possible spoliers ahead...

A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
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Summary: A young girl is fighting to survive and feed her family after her father and his company went bankrupt. Unknowingly, Feyre kills a magical wolf while out hunting one day. A few days later, a giant wolf comes to her home and takes Feyre to another world beyond the wall. Thinking her life will be spent in a prison cell, things are not as they seem. Feyre's life may be about to start beyond the wall rather than end.
Review: Think Beauty and the Beast meets Game of Thrones. Sarah J. Maas swept me away into lush gardens with glass-like ponds reflecting the beautiful trees and flowers of Prythian. The storyline moves quickly and adventure is the name of the game. Add a bit of sexual tension and this book is hard to put down.

A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas
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Summary: Feyre has done the unthinkable and conquered evil, but is struggling with the aftermath of death, blood, and war. Although Feyre is no longer Under the Mountain, nightmares of the war follow Feyre into her dreams. She risked her life for love, for Tamlin, but something is not right. As Feyre is apprehensibly walking down the aisle to marry Tamlin, suddenly Rhysand appears and takes Feyre to the Night Court.
Review: I loved the Spring Court with its peaceful, lush gardens, but Velaris, a lively city under the stars, swiftly captured my heart. If you are a fan of lovers to enemies, you will love this book. The Night Court is the main focus of this story. Everything we thought we knew about Rhysand and Night Court is shattered as the truth comes to life.