A Court of Silver Flames (ACOTAR #5) Review!

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Title - A Court of Silver Flames

Author - Sarah J. Maas

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spice 🌶 - 5

scare 😱 - 2

plot 📖 - 4

characters 🧍- 5 (can I go higher than 5?)

stars ⭐ - 5




 I mean... what can I say that no one else hasn't?  It was GREAT!

This is the only book in the ACOTAR series (so far) that had me from the get-go. Obviously in the beginning Nesta is a major c*nt. My view of her started to improve only to have it all come crashing down and I hated her again. Just when I think ya know... maybe I'm just not a Nesta stan BOOM the lake chapter happens and I'm done for. Nesta is sobbing, Cassian is sobbing, and I am sobbing - everyone involved is sobbing, I'm pretty sure my dog even shed a tear.

Of course, the last quarter of the book is INSANE. I would expect nothing less from Sarah J. Maas at this point. It was unbelievable and utterly ridiculous, and I wouldn't have it any other way. 

While I may not be the biggest Nesta stan this world has ever seen, I am the biggest Cassian stan. I plan on getting his name tattooed inside of a heart on my bicep. Obsessed is an understatement.

A Court of Silver Flames has my whole heart. I never thought a book would beat out A Court of Mist and Fury, but here we are.

❤ Les

PS

While ACOSF has lots of happy moments, it also talks about some heavy things. As always, check your trigger warnings. 

View my review on Goodreads here.

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