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Mentioned in 5 episodes

Throne of Glass

Book • 2012

Throne of Glass follows the story of Celaena Sardothien, a young and deadly assassin who is captured and enslaved in a mining camp.

She is given the opportunity to compete in a tournament against 23 other killers, thieves, and warriors to become the king’s champion.

If she wins, she will serve the king for four years and then be granted her freedom.

However, the competition is complicated by mysterious murders and dark forces within the castle, turning Celaena’s fight for freedom into a fight for survival.

The book is a blend of fantasy, adventure, romance, and suspense, set in a world where magic has disappeared and a vicious king rules from his throne of glass.

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Mentioned in 5 episodes

Mentioned by

Sarah J. Maas

while discussing her career, origins of the series, and characters.

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Mentioned by

Savannah Gilbo

as an example of a book with a long scene spanning multiple chapters.

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Recommended by

Barry Hardiman

as a series to keep reading past a weak first book because later volumes become emotionally and plotwise rewarding.

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Mentioned by

Nathan Ball

as a series they are currently reading and enjoying.

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Genoemd door Marije van Mechelen als een serie die zij las en die zij goed vond.

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Mentioned as part of a would you rather question in a bookish game.

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Die Throne of Glass-Serie von Sarah J. Maas ist ganz, ganz klasse, kann ich allen nur empfehlen.

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