“Only you can decide what breaks you, Cursebreaker. Who can Feyre trust among the deadly group? And which enemies can be counted on to fight for the good guys when the time comes – and at what cost? There’s a whole lot of plotting and manoeuvring going on, and as the attack draws nearer, friends, family and enemies will be drawn together like never before in order to protect their homeland, and their very existence. And in the search for help and the power play between the High Lords, you never really know true motivations, and tempers fray as they battle it out. Feyre begins this book far from home and finding out what information she can – leading to an epic journey to return to her loved ones, and an even epicer rescue and reunion! And then is the time for her and her allies to rally the High Lords together to plan for the upcoming battle, bringing a whole lot of intrigue as friends and enemies unite.Īnd so begins the twists and turns as old wounds are opened, alliances are questioned, vengeance is sought, secret plots are revealed and carried out, and plans are made to prepare for the fight ahead. War is coming, and all of Prythian is at risk as Hybern’s army closes in. This book marks the end of the initial story arc, and I’m keeping my review deliberately vague in order to avoid spoilers.

But from start to finish – wow, what a ride! I’ve binged this series from start to finish on audio – 64+ hours in total, 25 of them with this final book, and I feel completely wrung out.

I just finished this book and feel like I’ve run a marathon.

A court of thorns and ruin