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Terrence Timmons
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In the cutthroat, sinister kingdom of Adarlan, concealed in the shadowy depths of Endovier, a dreaded salt mine and prison, a tale of heart-wrenching defiance unfolds. In "Throne of Glass" by Sarah J. Maas, a shattering saga of pain and power, valor and victory begins. Celaena Sardothien, a feared assassin, plucked from the bowels of darkness, is thrust into a brutal contest to become the King's Champion. Each turn a desperate struggle for survival, each breath a testament to her unyielding spirit. Navigate the treacherous terrain of palace politics, filled with secrets and shadows, where allies may well be foes, and enemies might prove unexpected salvation. Experience an intoxicating blend of fierce friendship, intricate intrigue, and a tantalizing whisper of burgeoning romance. As darkness ascends and unfathomable powers awaken, the stage is set for a battle that could shatter worlds and ignite hearts.
Date Published: August 7, 2012
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Fiction
Fantasy
High Fantasy
Young Adult
Romance
Adventure
Celaena Sardothien: A famed assassin with an indomitable spirit, she uses her wits and grit to navigate the treacherous world of palace politics. Her compassion surfaces when she defends the innocent handmaidens from a cruel overseer.
Prince Dorian Havilliard: The crown prince of Adarlan, he is torn between duty and freedom. His kindness is shown when he chooses to befriend Celaena, defying his father’s expectations.
Chaol Westfall: The Captain of the Guard, he values loyalty above all else. He shields Celaena from danger, proving his allegiance lies not with the king but with justice.
Nehemia Ytger: The Eyllwe princess, a beacon of resistance against tyranny. Her commitment to her people is demonstrated when she willingly leaves the safety of her homeland to spy in Adarlan.
Power and Corruption: The king’s oppressive rule illustrates the corruption absolute power can bring, reflected in the ruthless eradication of magic from Adarlan.
Identity and Self-discovery: Celaena’s journey reflects the struggle of self-discovery, from being a notorious assassin to accepting her true identity as Aelin, Queen of Terrasen.
Freedom and Choice: The characters continually grapple with the concept of freedom, from Celaena’s fight for physical freedom to Dorian’s desire for emotional freedom from his father’s expectations.
Courage and Sacrifice: Illustrated when Nehemia sacrifices her safety for her people’s welfare, and Celaena risks her freedom to prevent the king’s destructive plans.
