Throne of Glass From the # 1 Sunday Times best-selling author of A Court of Thorns and Roses

A thrilling story about a young woman who doesn't need a prince in shining armor to save her.

If someone had told me I’d be lost for ages in this world of vanished magic, brutal politics, and breathless, late-night page-turning — I would’ve done it anyway. So what’s it about? Celaena Sardothien — Adarlan’s most feared assassin — is taken from the salt mines of Endovier, a brutal slave camp, and given one chance at freedom: to compete for the title of the king’s champion. A deadly competition wrapped in silk and shadows. It’s brutal, secretive, and laced with politics — like when competitors start turning up dead, murdered by something no one can explain. What makes this story so compelling isn’t just the plot — it’s the girl at the center. Celaena is proud, ruthless, and unapologetically complex. She’s not the soft-spoken type. She’s dangerous, arrogant, and broken in all the right ways. Throne of Glass isn’t just a fantasy novel. It’s the beginning of something much bigger. Is it perfect? No — the early pacing stumbles a little, and some of the world-building takes time to settle. But it’s bold, fast-paced, and full of promise — the kind that turns “just one more chapter” into 3 a.m. But who needs sleep anyway?