I came back for mooooooore! So it turns out all that guff about the ACOTAR series just being for horny middle-aged women was spot on, as I remain firmly seated. While this third book in the series didn’t have quite as many fae-banging moments, it was chock-full of military tactics, war planning, political manoeuvring and tense words between friends. And that is not a criticism. The book starts with Feyre being a total badass and returning to the Spring Court as an undercover agent, trying […]
A court of snarling and mates
A Court of Wings and Ruin by Sarah J. Maas




