Especially when the other characters’ arcs have such a clean and perfect ending. And even that one scene just didn’t do the characters involved any justice. And everything that followed was just so anticlimactic. There was one more scene a bit later that hit me in the feels, but not as much. But there… just… weren’t… that many…? There was one – ONE! – scene that made me cry. First of all, I fully expected heartbreaking moments.
That being said, I just wasn’t entirely happy with the finale. She still had a few surprises for the reader, but at least her allies (or well, Rowan) knew of them. In this book, she didn’t get on my nerves as much. And I think your allies might start getting angry. I mean, you can do that once or twice, but it gets old really fast. Yes, you read that right, I didn’t love the main character of this series… I found her a bit arrogant and it bothered me so much that she never told her allies about her plans, instead letting them fear all was lost and then revealing some secret plan she had all along. Although there will of course always be storylines you find less interesting than others.įor example, I never was the biggest fan of Aelin.
This book is well over 900 pages long, but it manages to keep the reader entertained. So we keep jumping around, traveling with these characters to the finale battle. Now Kingdom of Ash picks up all these storylines in preparation for the final battle.Īnd what a rollercoaster this is! There is so much going on all across the world and the main characters are scattered everywhere. I’ll try to keep it vague and won’t mention names though.Īs you might remember from my Tower of Dawn review, the storyline had been split up with that book describing the events on the Southern continent and Empire of Storms (the book before that) focusing on main continent Erilea. WARNING: this review contains spoilers for the previous books in the series, and slight spoilers for Kingdom of Ash itself (because there are some issues that bothered me and I just have to talk about them). Is it a worthy finale with a fitting end? Or did it leave me wanting more? This is the final book in the hugely popular Throne of Glass series. And I have a review of one of last year’s hottest books, Kingdom of Ash by Sarah J.
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