With the mystery behind where his true loyalties genuinely lay, Eris has become a lot more fascinating character in this book. He reminds me a lot of Littlefinger from Game of Thrones; he enjoys all the courtly intrigue heâs a part of, he definitely sees it as one giant game of chess, and you, the reader, are always wondering whose side heâs on. Plus, there are signs that there is more to his and Mor's past than we know, and I can't wait to see what is revealed later on! What it's all about:
Ms. Sarah J. Maas,
âWhat makes you believe I pushed you away? What makes you think I wouldn't talk to you?" She rested her hand on her achy chest. "After my father passed away, after I failed in so many ways—denying myself of you..." She burst into tears. "It was my reprimand. Don't you see what I'm saying?" Through her tears, she could hardly see him. "I desired you more than reason from the minute I met you. You were all I could think about from the minute I saw you in my home. Also, itme. No one had ever had such influence over me before. And I'm still afraid that if I let myself have you, it will be taken away from me. Someone will steal it from you, and if you die..." Her face was buried in her hands. "It doesn't matter," she said quietly. "I don't deserve you, and I never will.â
Rhysand planned, with his best friend Tamlin, to eliminate the winners of the Noturna and Primaveril cortes, establishing them as the new rulers of the feric kingdoms. Rhys planned his own death, as well as the death of his family? N£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ n£ The obscurity of a lost history is reflected in the present day, in a land as far away as the Imperial City of Xian. And destiny will engulf the protagonists of this story in order to clear or convict Rhysand's heinous act.
The underworld erupted after the conflict with Hybern ended and the fae chose to infest the human realm with spies and messengers.
They needed to convey a message that even with the Mortal Queens gone, humanity were not left wild and unregulated. They had an overseer in the form of an uncrowned Queen.
