![]() ![]() Actually, my stock answer when questioned about the series is usually something along the lines of, "F&T was awesome, but CoE is perfection in a hardcover." The Crown of Embers deeply pleased me by shoring up the (very few) weaknesses I found in the first book and strengthening the story and characters I had come to cherish. Carson took from the average fantasy format. The Girl of Fire and Thorns surprised and delighted me with the numerous departures Ms. I adored the first two books in Rae Carson's Fire & Thorns series. ![]() There are few things as a reader that are more nerve-wracking, more exciting, or more depressing than starting the very last book in a favorite series. Riveting, surprising, and achingly romantic, Rae Carson has spun a bold and powerful conclusion to her extraordinary trilogy. She must rise up as champion-a champion to those who have hated her most. And she will discover secrets about herself and her world that could change the course of history. As she and her daring companions take one last quest into unknown enemy territory to save Hector, Elisa will face hardships she's never imagined. ![]() Her enemies have stolen the man she loves in order to lure her to the gate of darkness. ![]()
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