Crown of midnight – Throne of glass 2

I read this story a very long time ago. I could remember some passages from the book who left a deep impression in my memory, because it was full of tenseness in a few heavy situations between the head character the eighteen-year-old Celaena Sardothien and the criminals. I think that it’s the biggest gift to author when a reader still remembers your story after some years. It’s written in easy English and I love to read this series before I go to sleep. And of course, I love strong women with an exceptional and impressive character.

Despite her terrible hopeless situation as champion of the king from who she get orders to kill rebellious people against him, she seems to be undergoing personal development in several areas. Entering relationships and friendships with the people around her seem to reach a certain level in this.

This has irrevocable consequences for the drastic choices that she is forced to make due to her personal situation. Where lays her personal priorities? Can she protect her closest friend Nehemia from the treats of the king? Does magic really exist and how powerful is it? Who are the serious enemies?

In the series of ‘Throne of glass’ are published:

The assassin’s blade (Prequel)
Throne of glass
Crown of midnight
Heir of fire
Queen of shadows
Tower of dawn
Kingdom of ash

For sale: Bol

Title:	Crown of midnight – Throne of glass 2
Author:	Sarah J. Maas
Publisher:	Bloomsbury
ISBN:	9781619630642
Pages:	448
Price:	± € 13,00
Language:	English
Edition:	Paperback
Genre:	Fantasy
Target audience:	Young adults