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# Tower of Dawn: 6 (Throne of Glass)

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Tower of Dawn: 6 (Throne of Glass) : Maas, Sarah J: desertcart.co.uk: Books

Review: Possibly Sarah J. Maas' best executed and most well written book to date! Absolutely wonderful! - Wow! Oh my goodness I don't know how I will ever get over this book. I keep playing those last few scenes over and over in my head. There are not enough words that exist for me to express the feelings this book made me experience. Before I get into everything, I just want to say that I'm going to try my best not to spoil anything because no one deserves that. Maybe stay away from the quotes though ;) I think this might be Sarah J. Maas' best executed and most well written book to date. The plot was unpredictable, the character development that progressed throughout this book was mind blowing and I honestly fell in love with Chaol all over again; which I would have never though would be possible after Queen of Shadows. I absolutely hated him so much during Queen of Shadows that I didn't think he could ever be redeemed. But it happened and it was amazing. “Don’t you waste one heartbeat being afraid of a coward who hunts women in the darkness.” I was apprehensive right from the start when I heard this book was going to happen but hopeful and excited nonetheless. I might even go as far as to say it was worth the very long wait however, I don't know how I am going to wait to see what happens after this. No idea at all. "It was agony and despair and fear. It was joy and laughter and rest. It was life, all of it..." So many things happened that I couldn't have guessed would, they were so well done and it really made for an exciting read. The idea behind this was very clever. The disabled character representation is the best I have ever read in a fantasy novel without a doubt and the fact that Chaol's emotional journey was what took the front seat over physical, really I don't have words. "It was like waking up or being born or falling out of the sky. It was an answer and a song, and she could not think or feel fast enough." This book is definitely going to be required to read before the final one because there is a lot of key information gained throughout. Before reading it I was pretty clear on what had happened in previous books and felt that I understood the turn in which the plot would go in but after this that has completely changed. The big reveals added a lot to the overall story and answered many questions I didn't even know I was asking. So if you were hoping to skip on this one and wait for the last in the series I would highly recommend that you don't. You would be seriously missing out in my opinion. "He didn't understand-how she could be so delicate, so small, when she had overturned his life entirely. Worked miracles with those hands and that soul, this woman who had crossed mountains and seas." Overall it wasn't my personal favourite of the series but it comes very close to Empire of Storms and I can say that I think it is definitely Sarah's best written work to date. 5 Stars!
Review: A Vital Installment In The Series - “You would be surprised by how closely the healing of physical wounds is tied to the healing of emotional ones.” Before starting ‘Tower Of Dawn’ I was aware of the fact that it differed slightly from the previous books in the series, primarily following Chaol and Nesryn on their journey across the sea and following a timeline that ran parallel to the last addition of the series. I can understand why this would frustrate some readers – at least when these books were first released and they had to wait an extra year to find out exactly what would happen with Aelin – yet I was actually pretty excited to dive into this book. Exploring more of this glorious world? Obviously I was intrigued...plus I had hopes that a character I adored from ‘The Assassin’s Blade’ would make a reappearance. Although this book misses the majority of its previous major points of view, including its main one, to me it definitely felt like another instalment and not a companion. It didn’t feel like a detour in any way. It read the same; it kept me just as engaged and addicted to the text. Plus it contained some truly monumental developments that caught me utterly off guard. It’s a must read for fans of the series and one hell of an addictive thrill ride. As this book explores a whole other stretch of land – with its own ruling system and beliefs – there are a lot of new characters introduced. The major ones, the Khagan and his family, fascinated me immensely. I loved getting to learn about each and every one of them, as well as exploring the landscape, discovering some of its history and travelling some rather unexpected roads. The familiar face I was hoping for featured heavily – much to my delight – as well as another familiar figure that I wasn’t expecting. It truly staggers me to think upon just how much planning must have went into this series, looking back over all the little links from earlier on. At times in the previous books I will admit that Chaol’s attitude towards those he’s cared for has irritated me but I truly did adore this book. So if you’ve ever felt similarly don’t let that put you off. This book is certainly a must read. There are so many new characters to meet, so much information to uncover, so many twists and turns to revel in. The romance involved melted my heart. The exploration of this new land fascinated me. And I adored every moment of this reading experience. So yes it goes without saying that I recommend this book and majorly cannot wait to dive into the finale of this series.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | 2,248,508 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 20 in Paranormal Fantasy 29 in Fantasy Romance (Books) 32 in Romantic Fantasy |
| Book 6 of 7  | Throne Of Glass |
| Customer reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (102,407) |
| Dimensions  | 13.84 x 4.06 x 20.7 cm |
| Edition  | Reprint |
| ISBN-10  | 1639731059 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1639731053 |
| Item weight  | 1.05 kg |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 688 pages |
| Publication date  | 14 Feb. 2023 |
| Publisher  | Bloomsbury Publishing |
| Reading age  | 14+ years, from customers |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Possibly Sarah J. Maas' best executed and most well written book to date! Absolutely wonderful!
*by S***A on 8 September 2017*

Wow! Oh my goodness I don't know how I will ever get over this book. I keep playing those last few scenes over and over in my head. There are not enough words that exist for me to express the feelings this book made me experience. Before I get into everything, I just want to say that I'm going to try my best not to spoil anything because no one deserves that. Maybe stay away from the quotes though ;) I think this might be Sarah J. Maas' best executed and most well written book to date. The plot was unpredictable, the character development that progressed throughout this book was mind blowing and I honestly fell in love with Chaol all over again; which I would have never though would be possible after Queen of Shadows. I absolutely hated him so much during Queen of Shadows that I didn't think he could ever be redeemed. But it happened and it was amazing. “Don’t you waste one heartbeat being afraid of a coward who hunts women in the darkness.” I was apprehensive right from the start when I heard this book was going to happen but hopeful and excited nonetheless. I might even go as far as to say it was worth the very long wait however, I don't know how I am going to wait to see what happens after this. No idea at all. "It was agony and despair and fear. It was joy and laughter and rest. It was life, all of it..." So many things happened that I couldn't have guessed would, they were so well done and it really made for an exciting read. The idea behind this was very clever. The disabled character representation is the best I have ever read in a fantasy novel without a doubt and the fact that Chaol's emotional journey was what took the front seat over physical, really I don't have words. "It was like waking up or being born or falling out of the sky. It was an answer and a song, and she could not think or feel fast enough." This book is definitely going to be required to read before the final one because there is a lot of key information gained throughout. Before reading it I was pretty clear on what had happened in previous books and felt that I understood the turn in which the plot would go in but after this that has completely changed. The big reveals added a lot to the overall story and answered many questions I didn't even know I was asking. So if you were hoping to skip on this one and wait for the last in the series I would highly recommend that you don't. You would be seriously missing out in my opinion. "He didn't understand-how she could be so delicate, so small, when she had overturned his life entirely. Worked miracles with those hands and that soul, this woman who had crossed mountains and seas." Overall it wasn't my personal favourite of the series but it comes very close to Empire of Storms and I can say that I think it is definitely Sarah's best written work to date. 5 Stars!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Vital Installment In The Series
*by C***S on 31 December 2022*

“You would be surprised by how closely the healing of physical wounds is tied to the healing of emotional ones.” Before starting ‘Tower Of Dawn’ I was aware of the fact that it differed slightly from the previous books in the series, primarily following Chaol and Nesryn on their journey across the sea and following a timeline that ran parallel to the last addition of the series. I can understand why this would frustrate some readers – at least when these books were first released and they had to wait an extra year to find out exactly what would happen with Aelin – yet I was actually pretty excited to dive into this book. Exploring more of this glorious world? Obviously I was intrigued...plus I had hopes that a character I adored from ‘The Assassin’s Blade’ would make a reappearance. Although this book misses the majority of its previous major points of view, including its main one, to me it definitely felt like another instalment and not a companion. It didn’t feel like a detour in any way. It read the same; it kept me just as engaged and addicted to the text. Plus it contained some truly monumental developments that caught me utterly off guard. It’s a must read for fans of the series and one hell of an addictive thrill ride. As this book explores a whole other stretch of land – with its own ruling system and beliefs – there are a lot of new characters introduced. The major ones, the Khagan and his family, fascinated me immensely. I loved getting to learn about each and every one of them, as well as exploring the landscape, discovering some of its history and travelling some rather unexpected roads. The familiar face I was hoping for featured heavily – much to my delight – as well as another familiar figure that I wasn’t expecting. It truly staggers me to think upon just how much planning must have went into this series, looking back over all the little links from earlier on. At times in the previous books I will admit that Chaol’s attitude towards those he’s cared for has irritated me but I truly did adore this book. So if you’ve ever felt similarly don’t let that put you off. This book is certainly a must read. There are so many new characters to meet, so much information to uncover, so many twists and turns to revel in. The romance involved melted my heart. The exploration of this new land fascinated me. And I adored every moment of this reading experience. So yes it goes without saying that I recommend this book and majorly cannot wait to dive into the finale of this series.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Read. Don't Slip it.
*by S***O on 19 March 2025*

As this was just bout Chaol there was a temptation to slip it. Dont. It's a brilliant read, well written, lots of twists and turns and many reveals which you obviously need to know to go on and compete the series. Read it. Finished it really quickly, an enjoyable read.

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