Book review: A Court of Silver Flames

Book review: A Court of Silver Flames - Sarah J. Maas

A Court of Silver Flames ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I was a bit hesitant to start A Court of Silver Flames even though I love anything Sarah writes. My foremost reason for this was my dislike for Nesta. I did struggle for the first half of the book with Nesta's behavior, but progressing further in the book I began to understand why Nesta behaves the way she does and near the end I actually started liking her to my own surprise. I'm also so happy I still got to read a lot about Feyre and Rhys and the other important characters. I have to say that at the end I really loved this book.

Sarah's writing was, as always, phenomenal and transfered me to another world!

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