Its protagonist, Bryce Quinlan, jumps through a port that ends up taking her to Velaris, a setting in “A Court of Thorns and Roses,” and right into the arms of familiar characters.

To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. There was a ton of additional world building and character introductions that I was just not prepared for.

She started writing at just sixteen and her YA series Throne of Glass has sold millions of copies worldwide. My friend has just gotten into ACOTAR and has become so consumed and invested into it and has expressed how badly she wishes Velaris was real (let’s be honest though, who of us doesn’t feel the same? Feyre's presence at the court is closely guarded, and as she begins to learn why, her feelings for him turn from hostility to passion and the faerie lands become an even more dangerous place. I was loaning the books out from the Library and after reading this buckled down bought the entire series knowing I was going to be re-reading this.

Our design for the much-loved series features a color palette of deep purples and vibrant pinks with a starry night over a mountain range. But, I have seen people stating that this is a more feminist style high fantasy romance and I just wanted to point all the reasons I do not believe that to be the case. Some negatives; the fourth book is a big let down and the covers of the paperback box set are really not nice, they look more like crime novels than fantasy. So, while this is a “Crescent City” book, its protagonist has landed in the “ACOTAR” world — so we’ll expect to see how all these characters intertwine. Whether you're here for the bookish creations, vintage art, or custom products, we're so grateful to have you!

Later, they concede, "It’s also ok if you would rather read The Assassin’s Blade first, though, as it won’t spoil anything for you.

Bryce in “House of Earth and Blood” notices two book titles — “The Walking Dead” and “The Book of Breathings” — that respectively play roles in the “Throne of Glass” and “ACOTAR” books (page 691). It is an adult series for adult themes and adult scenes, not just spice, but also gore/war/torture, and that is important to note. The A Court of Thorns and Roses series, affectionately known as ACOTAR by fans, follows the story of Feyre as she sets out to stop a threat to the Faerie world that she has entered into. Now that the “ACOTAR” and “Crescent City” worlds have officially crossed over at the end of “House of Sky and Breath,” the third “Crescent City” book could go in so many directions.

These made-up worlds are expansive and picturesque, the romances are lyrical and intense, the adventures are thrilling and agonizing, and all of it is held together through intelligent planning and foresight. That is pretty unbelievable, there are a million other options that do not include drugging someone in that situation. The A Court of Thorns and Roses series, affectionately known as ACOTAR by fans, follows the story of Feyre as she sets out to stop a threat to the Faerie world that she has entered into. They are going to send me a replacement set, but I’m still worried it’s going to be shipped the same way and show up damaged. Once we near the releases of her next ACOTAR books, we will absolutely let you all know what the future of the Velaris X ACOTAR series holds.

Two novellas will also be published, along with three novels which will be set before and after the first three books. Maas includes A Court of Thorns and Roses , A Court of Mist and Fury , A Court of Wings and Ruin and the companion tale A Court of Frost and Starlight . Maas includes A Court of Thorns and Roses , A Court of Mist and Fury , A Court of Wings and Ruin , A Court of Frost and Starlight , and A Court of Silver Flames . From the first chapter Maas has shared, it's confirmed beloved characters like Rhys, Azriel and Amren will appear in "House of Flame and Shadow," but it looks like Bryce’s entrance to the world of “ACOTAR” won’t lead to the warmest of welcomes. Maas has confirmed that each of the books after the main trilogy will be about a different romantic pairing.Cassian’s passion to train the women to fight back against anyone who attempt to hurt them like they had his mother, and Nesta still feeling nothing after having been Made against her will… woah it broke my heart.