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A Court of Frost and Starlight

By: Sarah J. Maas
Narrated by: Amanda Leigh Cobb
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Summary

When Feyre kills a wolf, a beastlike creature arrives to demand retribution for it. Dragged to a magical land, Feyre discovers that her captor is not an animal. As she dwells on his estate, her feelings for Tamlin transform from icy hostility into a fiery passion that burns through every lie and warning she's been told about the beautiful, dangerous world of the Fae. But an ancient shadow is growing, and Feyre must find a way to stop it....

©2018 Sarah J. Maas (P)2018 Recorded Books, Inc.

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Incredibly boring

Literally nothing happens in this book. If you enjoy Christmas shopping montages be my guest, but I could not wait for this thing to end.

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Dreadfully dull.

So boring! It does offer a bit of insight into other characters, but really, it just waffles on aimlessly.

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Not one thing happens.

Ok let me first of all day that I am a huge fan of Sarah J. Maas and I have read every A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) and Throne of Glass book (Some allot more than once). I intend to review them all but thought I’d start with the one I didn’t like. So here goes… Why on earth was this book released as a standalone title and not just a few chapters in A Court of Silver Flames? Because nothing happens in it worth writing about and all it seems to do is set up the next book so that Nesta can be the protagonist. If I had picked it up as my first Sarah J. Maas book and wasn’t already invested in the series, then I would have missed out on some glorious stories as I wouldn’t have picked up another of her books! So if you are new to this author and decide to miss this book on my recommendation I implore you, make sure you give the Throne of Glass series a read and the other ACOTAR books because they are fantastic!

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Utterly boring

I loved the original trilogy and characters and was excited for this small extra to see how a couple of narratives developed. I was very disappointed. There was no development in the narratives, there was lots of extra narratives that were started with no development or finish. I was excited by the prospect of stories from the perspective of other characters, but then they were written in third person rather than first person, so you didn't get a full perspective on how they were feeling. I was honestly bored, Unless you really care about what they got each other for Christmas then I would actually recommend giving this a pass as it brings down the rest of the stories. 6 hours of them tediously pottering about their days, 20 minutes of anything actually interesting.

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Too Fluffy

I really enjoyed the main ACOTAR trilogy but I left it a few months before I decided to read this one. I needed a book with Star in the title for my Astronomy OWL so I thought now was the perfect time to pick this up.

This book picks up a few months after the end of A Court of Wings and Ruin. The gang are trying to rebuild Prythian from the aftermath of the war with Hybern and preparing for the Winter Solstice.

I enjoyed this catch up with Feyre and the others but it was all too happy. I know, I know it doesn’t always have to be doom and gloom but there was no twist, no big drama, just a family fight that has been long brewing.

I didn’t hate it. I just wanted something a bit more. The other three books were so epic that this one just fell a little flat. It was all too fluffy for me.

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Should have been an epilogue or a prologue

I can't understand why this was a standalone book. There is no story. It's entertaining, but I just kept waiting for something to happen and nothing does. Feel free to skip to the next book in the series.

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Don't bother

Nothing happens! Where's the rest of it? It's just a story of her painting again

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Nothing happens

I really enjoy the Court series but this book is a total filler. Nothing happens. It's entirely based around a holiday. Feels like a Christmas special.

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I wish that the books in this series were all narrated by the same person....

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Beautiful bridge book between the two trilogies.

Although not a great deal happened in this book it was lovely just to interact with the characters again and get a little glimpse into what the next three books will be like.

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