I'm giving up on this series and this author for good. It should've been in the blurbs of all these books, that they were Throne of Glass 2.0 or as I like to call it, Throne of Glass from Walmart. The point is that as a reader I feel robbed and lied to and decieved. Yes, I like her books, but that's not the point. I'm not going to give this one a rating, since I barely even started it.įirst things first,I don't leave this whole rant because I have a major crush on SJM and I'm a crazed fan. Defying destiny is not without consequence, yet Faythe may be willing to pay the highest price of all to forge a path to true freedom–for her kingdom, and for the ones she loves.ĭNF the start of the fourth chapter.
Faythe’s powers are manifesting beyond her control, and if she can’t save herself, no one can. Darkness is rising, history is stirring, and the hunters are about to become the hunted.įor fate cannot be outrun. But she soon learns time isn’t the only thing working against her. Now faced with a far deadlier evil than the king, a higher calling seems determined to turn the hourglass on Faythe’s quest to save Ungardia. At his side, what ignited in her heart is kindling, but letting her guard fall could break them…or make them stronger.
Through trials of her name and a challenge to her claim, does she have what it takes to rule? Faythe bears a future that haunts Reylan harbors a past that lingers. But as embers fly, one may rise from the ashes.įar from the land she knows, Faythe is beckoned toward the secrets of her heritage. As darkness descends, two destinies will merge.
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