A Court of Wings and Ruin
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The epic series from #1 bestselling global phenomenon author Sarah J. Maas continues with a stunning story of love, war, and revenge.
Feyre has returned to the Spring Court, determined to gather information on Tamlin’s actions and learn what she can about the invading king threatening to bring her land to its knees. But to do so she must play a deadly game of deceit.
One slip could bring doom not only for Feyre but for everything—and everyone she holds dear.
As war bears down upon them all, Feyre endeavors to take her place as one of the High Fae of the land, balancing her struggle to master her powers—both magical and political—and her love for her court and family. Amidst these struggles, Feyre and Rhysand must
decide whom to trust among the cunning and lethal High Lords, and hunt for allies in unexpected places.
In this thrilling third book in the Court of Thorns and Roses series, the fate of Feyre’s world is at stake as armies grapple for power over the one thing that could destroy it.
Customers say
Customers praise this fantasy series for its beautifully woven storyline with unexpected twists and strong female characters. The book is considered a must-read for fantasy lovers, with customers noting it’s beyond addictive and filled with tears of anger and joy. The writing quality receives positive feedback, particularly for the detailed battle scenes, while the pacing receives mixed reactions – some find it enthralling while others note it starts slow.
Tori –
A Thrilling Return to Prythian with High Stakes and Unforgettable Characters
A Court of Wings and Ruin immerses readers once again in the richly imagined world of the High Fae. This third installment in the ACOTAR series blends political intrigue, heart-pounding action, and complex relationships to create a gripping tale.Feyre’s return to the Spring Court launches a high-stakes game of deception as she gathers crucial information to prepare for the looming war. The narrative is driven by shifting alliances, surprising betrayals, and the resurgence of Hybern, a villain whose actions threaten to ignite an ancient conflict.What truly elevates this story is the depth of character development. Feyreâs growth continues to be compelling, and her bond with Rhysand anchors the story with moments of strength and vulnerability. Beyond the main couple, the supporting cast shines. Characters like Nesta, Cassian, Elain, and Lucien bring layers of complexity and emotional weight to the story.The dynamic between Nesta and Cassian stands out with its fiery tension and unspoken attraction, leaving readers eager to see more of their evolving relationship. Similarly, the enigmatic Amren and brooding Azriel contribute to the intricate web of interactions that enrich the world-building.Although some plot threads remain unresolved, A Court of Wings and Ruin delivers a story filled with action, romance, and emotional stakes. Itâs a captivating addition to the series that leaves fans anticipating whatâs to come next in Prythian.Favorite Quote:âI have no regrets in my life, but this. That we did not have time. That I did not have time with you, Nesta. I will find you in the next world – the next life. And we will have that time. I promise.â
Amazon Customer –
Best Read of 2017!
âWhen you erupt, girl, make sure it is felt across worlds.âI seriously have no idea where to even begin with this review. I’m going to try not to include any spoilers, but if there are any, I’ll give you fair warning before reading further. Honestly, I am absolutely blown away by this novel and it took me several days to adjust to the world after finishing this beautiful book. I honestly don’t know how SJM can top this book, but let’s get real here…she will because she’s just that amazing. I read this in one sitting overnight because I simply couldn’t put it down. It’s true, this book is a Court of Pain and Feels but it is absolutely mindblowing and I felt incomplete after finishing. SJM seriously took her writing to new heights, and I can’t even begin to explain how fantastic it was to experience this journey.âThe great joy and honour of my life has been to know you. To call you my family. And I am grateful – more than I can possibly say – that I was given this time with you all.âI have been such a fan of this series from the very beginning because I always felt that it showed Sarah J. Maas’ extreme writing talent. It’s so different from the Throne of Glass series, and I loved the creativity and dedication that she puts into this story. You can clearly tell just how much all of these characters mean to her, and every scene is richly described. Her writing truly sweeps you away and it’s something that you easily lose yourself in. I know that if someone would ask me tomorrow to leave this world behind and instead go into Feyre’s world, I would not even hesitate. This story is complex and I never expected for SJM to build on the world so much more than previously, but she does, and it’s excellent. There is a great progression to the story, and this means new faces and new places come into play all while still developing our beloved characters.âWhat we think to be our greatest weakness can sometimes be our biggest strength.âThe book starts with Feyre back in the Spring Court with Tamlin. While some people might have found this part slow, I think it showcased just how far Feyre has come as a character. The strength that it took to go back and set the foundation for her (and Rhysand’s) plot was utterly fantastic! I think it helped set up the story perfectly and it showed us Feyre’s mindset at the time. I definitely got some Aelin feels in this part because of how awesome and kickass Feyre was, which just added to my love for her character. But the best thing: Feyre’s characterization. I thought she was well-developed already, but SJM added yet another layer to her character. Feyre is such a strong and powerful character and has come such a long way since the first book. Looking back, I can’t even believe that this is the same person…and that is an excellent thing. It shows how much Rhys and the Night Court have impacted her and aided her in the person she was to ultimately become.âI would have waited five hundred more years for you. A thousand years. And if this was all the time we were allowed to have… the wait was worth it.âRhys is as perfect as ever. I mean come on…who doesn’t love him?! The way he treats Feyre made me swoon every darn time, and she is his High Lady in every single way. He gives her something that Tamlin never did…respect. He believes in her and that she can accomplish amazing thing. He allows her to spread her wings (<-- this is an excellent pun btw...I know I'm really not as funny as I think) and embrace her magic. The constant support and love Rhys shows her is something every girl should have. Plus, he's freaking hilarious...you can't get a better man! I honestly will never get enough of him and he will always stay firmly in my top 5 book boyfriends. Obviously the chemistry between Feyre and Rhys is off the charts, and all the sex scenes are perfectly written. I love them together so much, it just makes my heart happy.âIt's a rare person to face who they are and not run from it - not be broken by it.âCassian and Nesta are brilliant and I firmly believe that they will be a focus in one of the upcoming books. I need them together, and I need to have a book with them as the main characters because it will be such an epic story! They have the perfect dynamic that is present throughout the entire book. We learn more about Mor, and my heart broke for her multiple times. I just wanted to give her a giant hug, but I loved delving deeper into her character. Azriel is brooding as ever, but I love him. There is definitely something up with him and Elain, and I need to know what that something is. Amren's sass is pure gold and I love her so much. There are definitely some surprises with her character that left me (along with the characters) shocked. We also meet a new High Lord, Helion and god do I love him! He has to be in these next 3 books because he's awesome. We also see the return of the Bone Carver and the Suriel. And seriously...they play epic roles in the story. And Tamlin...I have to mention this guy. I actually liked how SJM handled him in this book (especially at the end). It was realistic and believable. And (Lord help me), I didn't hate him anymore.âMy rage had become a living thing inside my chest, an echoing heartbeat that soothed me to sleep and stirred me to waking.âMy favorite part about this book though (besides all the other stuff) is its unpredictability. Seriously, SJM gave me a heart attack multiple times. Just when I thought the story was going in one direction and bombshell twist would come out of nowhere and completely change the entire story. And there was not 1, not 2, but 3 major things at the end in which I was freaking out and making very weird noises that I'm sure my neighbors in my apartment building did not appreciate. The one MAJOR (and I mean MAJOR) thing involving a certain character at the end had me with tears in my eyes and my face the picture of shock. I seriously have never been more scared for a character in my life, and I was praying so hard that SJM didn't do what she did. I think I stopped breathing at one point, so HOW DARE YOU SARAH J MAAS!! HOW DARE YOU SCARE ME LIKE THAT!âIt is a new world, and we must decide how we are to end this old one and begin it anew.âIf you couldn't tell, I LOVED this book! I still am not okay after reading the entire battle since SJM made me lose my mind, but everything was tied up nicely and the conclusion was everything I could want. Most of the main questions were answered, but she definitely planted the seeds for a new foe for our group to be facing. I think it would be interesting if the books were from different characters' perspectives, but I'm never going to mind more Feyre and Rhys. This is by far the best read of 2017, and you need to read it as soon as humanly possible!Happy reading 🙂
Esslie –
Okay, well, I didn’t think it could get any more interesting and intricate, but it did!
Okay, well, I didn’t think it could get any more interesting and intricate, but it did!Now, I feel I must mention that I do not choose books because they feature romance – it’s a nice-to-read-every-now-and-then – so I predominantly started reading this series because of the fantasy. That said, I love Feyre and Rhysand’s relationship. While I am not the biggest fan of the “mates” trope (I don’t like feeling cornered into something, for me it is about who you choose and who chooses you), it doesn’t feel so typically “matish.” There is choice and freedom in the relationship, which is also contrasted by some of the other Fae males throughout the series; it adds a nice social/political complexity to the story, but also makes you love Rhys all the more.I also very much enjoyed the friendship between Feyre and Mor; it is raw and real and you can tell that Mor cares for Feyre more than just as her High Lady. It made me reflect on how your life is not only your own and how much it matters to those who care about you, and vice versa.Now what I really savoured was Nesta and Elain’s character development – I like where this is headed and it was such beautiful poetic justice [spoiler ahead] that these sisters took out the King of Hybern. It shouldn’t have been Feyre, that wouldn’t have felt right.The twists and turns had my heart racing; I laughed, I cried, I nearly threw my Kindle against the wall – really, my head was spinning by the end of it. In a good way! The only thing I didn’t particularly enjoy were some of the last chapters covering the war with Hybern. Yes, all odds were against the Courts, it really didn’t look like they were going to make it – and they shouldn’t have. Not as well as they did – the war felt too rushed, the help that came in, miraculously, felt too forced and there were too many aspects easily solved. A moment of silence for those we lost, though.My favourite thing about this book is the worldbuilding, the fantasy, at the end of the day. I loved meeting more of the court High Lords, learning more of the history before the wall, seeing the hundreds of years’ history between the characters, and getting a better understanding of the magic system, creatures and lore. There is some good LGBTQ representation in the story and I do hope we get to see more of this as the series continues – getting to read from such a character’s perspective would be brilliant!A great part of the series indeed!
Bernedette –
I absolutely want to dive into this book and wake up in Velaris…If only I could… but Feyre and Rhys story is so so so beautiful ð I simply can’t get enough
Stella –
SJM did it again
GG –
âLove – love was a balm as much as it was a poison.’This series has been nothing short of spectacular. Here we are on the third book and none of the pace, passion or heart stopping moments have abated. If anything, theyâve intensified. A Court of Wind and Ruin was brilliant. Exhilarating! Unputdownable! Weâve loved it all!”Wanting you – every hour, every breath. I don’t think I can stand a thousand years of this.”It’s one thing to put words on paper, but it’s a whole other creative talent that brings the magic, the imagination, and the words so exquisitely to life. We could picture everything and revelled in the suspense thrilling conclusion to the story so far. We couldnât breathe whilst reading this book!A year has passed since Feyre Acheron entered faery and her life has changed in so many dramatic and unexpected ways. Her relationship with Rhysand, her mate, and his band of loyal friends, Azriel, Cassian, Mor and Amren are one built on loyalty and love. All play their part in this third instalment as faery is once again poised on the brink of war. Itâs tense, page turning stuff!âI see all of you, Rhys. And there is not one part that I do not love with everything that I am.ââ¨âYou bow to no one,â was all he replied.We learn more about Feyreâs sister Nesta and Elain who feature heavily in this book, together with Lucian and his past â it was all so emotional, exciting, and frustrating in equal measures.âTo the stars who listen – and the dreams that are answered.âSarah J Maas is a master storyteller, of that there is no question. The impending war were delivered with gut twisting suspense; the fight scenes themselves were on another level. We canât describe just how good they were. We both declared them as being some of THE best scenes weâve ever read in a fantasy paranormal, and weâve read a lot!”You do not fear,” Rhys breathed. “You do not falter. You do not yield.”We revelled in how it played out – we couldnât’ have asked for more. We felt as though we were a part of this story, like we were reading in ârealâ time, experiencing the story with the characters, and as avid readers, we couldnât have asked for more.A gripping story of redemption, love, and loyalty, where friend and foe tread a very thin line, leaving us gasping at some of the twists and turns. Rhysand still has our hearts. A born protector who would sacrifice his life for those he loves. This man has it all!”I believe that everything happened, exactly the way it had to ..so I could find you.”
A s –
The cover is fully matte it is supposed to have shiny parts such as the black part and the name of the book also the inside doesnt have a colored book list as it should plus it is relatively smaller in size
Galatee Hemery –
Unmissable.