A Court of Mist and Fury The second book in the GLOBALLY BESTSELLING, FANTASY ROMANCE series

Ich liebe wie die Hauptcharaktere zueinander finden, wie sie sich in der anderen Person sehen, wie sich das Blatt wendet und einfach wie toll sich die Story entwickelt. Einfach eine Chosen Family Story bei der Romance und ein tiny bit spice dabei ist. Hab vielleicht 1-2x Tränen in den Augen gehabt, mitgefiebert und konnte es nicht erwarten weiter zu lesen.

Wow. I’m speechless and emotionally devastated! I suspected Nesta and Cassian, but Elain being Lucien’s mate was a plot twist I never saw coming. Lucien has had my heart since the start, he gives major Liam/Ridoc (from Fourth Wing) vibes. ✍️ I knew Nesta would be important, but seeing her and Elain turned into Fae was insane. Meanwhile, my hatred for Tamlin reached new heights. How is he this delusional? Honey, read the room! On the bright side, Rhys is officially a sweetheart (apologies for my first review, he’s now my second shadow king after Xaden). I can’t wait to see Feyre play her undercover cards in the next book, especially with Lucien already suspecting she’s lying!

Band zwei mit noch mehr Spannung, Drama und Spice. Beim lesen hat man Lust auf mehr und ich konnte das Buch fast nicht mehr aus der Hand legen. Die Hauptakteure werden immer bildlicher und einige Nebenakteure rücken immer mehr in den Vordergrund. Am Ende freut man sich auf Band 3!

After everything Feyre went through under the mountain, her life is far from being the fairy tale she imagined. Haunted by her experiences and struggling with the role she is expected to play, she finds herself suffocating rather than healing. While Tamlin tries to protect her at all costs, Feyre slowly begins to realize that love alone is not enough if it comes at the price of her freedom. When Rhysand re-enters her life, Feyre is drawn into a different part of the faerie world, one that challenges everything she thought she knew about herself, power, and love. Going into the second book, I already had high expectations, and somehow A Court of Mist and Fury managed to exceed them. The world expands so much in this book, and I loved finally seeing more of Prythian and learning about its politics, courts, and hidden secrets. Compared to the first book, this one feels much more intense and emotionally complex, especially when it comes to Feyre’s character. Her growth throughout the story was incredibly satisfying to read, and I loved watching her find her own strength and voice. The characters were once again a huge highlight for me. New dynamics, deeper relationships, and unexpected friendships made the story even more compelling. There were moments that were rather unexpected and made it difficult to put the book down. It definitely feels richer and more layered than the first one, without losing the romantic elements that made ACOTAR so enjoyable. A fantastic continuation of the series that combines romance, character growth, and an expanded fantasy world, and one that made me immediately want to keep reading.

After everything Feyre went through under the mountain, her life is far from being the fairy tale she imagined. Haunted by her experiences and struggling with the role she is expected to play, she finds herself suffocating rather than healing. While Tamlin tries to protect her at all costs, Feyre slowly begins to realize that love alone is not enough if it comes at the price of her freedom. When Rhysand re-enters her life, Feyre is drawn into a different part of the faerie world, one that challenges everything she thought she knew about herself, power, and love. Going into the second book, I already had high expectations, and somehow A Court of Mist and Fury managed to exceed them. The world expands so much in this book, and I loved finally seeing more of Prythian and learning about its politics, courts, and hidden secrets. Compared to the first book, this one feels much more intense and emotionally complex, especially when it comes to Feyre’s character. Her growth throughout the story was incredibly satisfying to read, and I loved watching her find her own strength and voice. The characters were once again a huge highlight for me. New dynamics, deeper relationships, and unexpected friendships made the story even more compelling. There were moments that were rather unexpected and made it difficult to put the book down. It definitely feels richer and more layered than the first one, without losing the romantic elements that made ACOTAR so enjoyable. A fantastic continuation of the series that combines romance, character growth, and an expanded fantasy world, and one that made me immediately want to keep reading.