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This book speaks to me in a lot of ways like no others do, its a gritty fantasy of a dwarf seeking death and the man that promised to record it. The main character felix has to struggle his way through every encounter and always has me on the edge of my seat. Amazing book.

The suspense had be on the edge of my seat and its so hard to put down. Its the kind of book I always come back to read every year.

Maybe not the best book I've ever read, but definitely in the best book I've read in a decade. It's incredibly powerful. Such real and (mostly) likeable characters. Also, I knew nothing about the Nigerian civil war before this, so I feel like I learned some things as well. It was interesting to see how Nigeria coped in the early days of their independence, and it was interesting to learn the lasting effects of European colonialism. But, being a book about war, be prepared for some harrowing and upsetting scenes. I'm not much of a crier, but I cried over this one.

What started off as (what I thought was) a romance, turned out to be a true plot twist, sparking a sense of justice.

A sequel to A Court of Thorns and Roses, this book brings Feyre’s hell of book one to a close, bringing her freedom, belonging and empowerment.