Tower of Dawn by Sarah J Maas is the sixth book in her Throne of Glass fantasy series. If you are a fan of fantasy, or want to become one, read this series!
Chaol and Nesryn are headed to the southern continent of Antica to both find a healer who can help Chaol and to try to become allies with the Khagan for the war against the Valg.
Nesyrn, whose family is from the city of Hafiza, the capital. She has an aunt and uncle she hopes to visit if time allows.
The Torre Cesme, the school of the famed healers of Hafiza, has sent their best healer to work with Chaol. Yrene is from the northern continent and is, at first, put off by Chaol's accent. She has nightmares about what happened to her family under the Glass Throne.
This installment of the series introduces a new factor in the Khagan's court and army. This book takes place at the same time as the fifth book.
READ THIS SERIES! It has become one of my favorites.
Maas, Sarah J. (2017). Tower of Dawn. New York: Bloomsbury.
24 October 2017
13 October 2017
The Paris Spy (Maggie Hope 7)
The Paris Spy by Susan Elia MacNeal is the seventh book in her Maggie Hope series of mystery / espionage historical fiction.
Maggie has gotten herself to Paris - in the midst of the Nazi occupation. It is not only a dangerous place to be anyone at the time, but she must avoid an SS officer who would recognize her as a British spy. But she felt she had to go to look for her half-sister.
Sarah and Hugh are also in Paris, their cover a ballerina and her husband who plays in the orchestra. Their task is to find the report and samples of another spy - the information that will determine on which beach the Allied invasion will take place.
MacNeal is a master of making tension in her readers. Each page is both wonderfully written and crafted, and on the edge of discovery by the Nazis.
If you are a fan of historical fiction, this is a must-read series.
MacNeal, Susan Elia. (2017). The Paris Spy. New York: Bantam Books.
Maggie has gotten herself to Paris - in the midst of the Nazi occupation. It is not only a dangerous place to be anyone at the time, but she must avoid an SS officer who would recognize her as a British spy. But she felt she had to go to look for her half-sister.
Sarah and Hugh are also in Paris, their cover a ballerina and her husband who plays in the orchestra. Their task is to find the report and samples of another spy - the information that will determine on which beach the Allied invasion will take place.
MacNeal is a master of making tension in her readers. Each page is both wonderfully written and crafted, and on the edge of discovery by the Nazis.
If you are a fan of historical fiction, this is a must-read series.
MacNeal, Susan Elia. (2017). The Paris Spy. New York: Bantam Books.
07 October 2017
A Court of Wings and Ruin (Court of Thorns and Roses #3)
A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J Maas is the third book in her Court of Thorns and Roses fantasy series.
Feyre is back in the Spring Court - as a spy. Everyone knows a war is coming with Hybern. It is important to know who is on whose side before the battles begin. It is time to form alliances.
Feyre has changed a lot and one slip will ruin her cover. But she must find out if Tamlin is working with Hybern.
I cannot say much else without risking spoilers. This is a well-written, exciting fantasy series with a kick-ass female protagonist. Read it! At this point, I would go far as to say read everything Sarah J Maas publishes!
Maas, Sarah J. (2017). A Court of Wings and Ruin. New York: Bloomsbury.
Feyre is back in the Spring Court - as a spy. Everyone knows a war is coming with Hybern. It is important to know who is on whose side before the battles begin. It is time to form alliances.
Feyre has changed a lot and one slip will ruin her cover. But she must find out if Tamlin is working with Hybern.
I cannot say much else without risking spoilers. This is a well-written, exciting fantasy series with a kick-ass female protagonist. Read it! At this point, I would go far as to say read everything Sarah J Maas publishes!
Maas, Sarah J. (2017). A Court of Wings and Ruin. New York: Bloomsbury.
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