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With this being the final book, I feel like I don’t need to say much (but warning, this will have vague spoilers). All I really want to say is that I just really, really love happy endings. Sure, I can still love a book with less than a stereotypical happy ending, but not much beats
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So, I got a bit behind on reviews, so it’s been a while since I finished listening to this book, so this review will be a tad short. Where I loved the first book because I was able to predict things, and the second because it surprised me, I loved this one because it brought
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With this book completed, I have now completed all of the Maasverse!! I can now officially state that Crescent City is my second favorite Maas series. After enjoying all of Maas’s books (to varying degrees), it will come as no surprise that I loved House of Flame and Shadow. This is another review where all
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Where I loved the previous book so much because I was able to predict how things would happen, I loved this one for the opposite reason. Sure, there were things I was able to predict, but I really appreciated being surprised in this book. Especially with that ending! Like WTF!!!! But anyway, I love how
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By far one of my most favorite parts of reading is trying (and succeeding) to predict events in books. Anytime I’m able to accurately predict something, especially when my only evidence is vibes and previous experience, I get massively excited. That’s probably why I love romantasy so much since they all are very similar (which
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I feel like I can keep this review quick and simple by saying that after finishing House of Sky and Breath, Crescent City has now solidified its place as my second favorite Maas series! I love all the characters and had so much fun listening to this book in the car. This book had so
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Maas just can’t miss! Time to add another Maasverse book to the amazing pile. For some background, I listened to the audiobook for this one instead of actually reading the book. Now, for a hot second, I was afraid I wasn’t able to get as invested in audiobooks as I do with physical books because
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I loved this book!! But before I start, this review will be a tad spoilery with the ending, so be warned. It had everything I could want: twists and turns, shocks, a tad bit of miscommunication for some drama, near-death experiences, love confessions(my favorite), and it even made me cry. I was constantly stressed while
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So, while I did enjoy the first book, I definitely thought it was a tad overhyped, but this book changed everything! I would compare it to how everyone says not to stop at just ACOTAR but to read ACOMAF, too. I had so much fun reading The Wicked King. This book solidified my love for
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This is another book I finished a while ago, so it will also be a quick review. But anyway, I absolutely loved Quicksilver! I can not get enough of this book. Kingfisher is amazing, and if I’m honest, he is now in my top three book-boyfriends list. There’s just something I love about a tortured
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