The Assassin and the Pirate Lord is the first of four short stories, prequels to Throne of Glass. I haven’t read Throne Of Glass yet, because I heard it’s better to read these stories first. And I’m really glad I’ve read them! In this first story, we get to meet our main character, young Celaena Sar...
I was not familiar with Sarah J. Maas's Throne of Glass series, and this novella seemed an excellent way to get started as it was less than a dollar on Amazon. I really enjoyed what I read, and I will certainly be reading more of her work. The characters were engaging, the narrative brisk paced an...
3.5 starsThis was my introduction to the Throne of Glass series and I was not displeased. Celaena is a tough, take no shit kind of girl and I loved it. There was action, there was characterization and there was humor (perhaps not to everyone but I found Celaena's comments and thoughts entertaining, ...
This review can also be found on the NerdHerdReads Soo...um...trying to figure out how I didn't know there were Throne of Glass novellas....whaaattt??? I loved Throne of Glass when I read it. I'm about to reread it so I can read Crown of Midnight and so I might as well just read the entire series,...
Decent, especially for a novella. I liked getting to see Sam in person rather than a memory, and Celaena is exactly as I remember her.Onward, to the next novella!
I recommended this series to a friend and while talking it up it made me want to jump back into it. I had hoped to wait a little longer, closer to when [b:Crown of Midnight|17167166|Crown of Midnight (Throne of Glass, #2)|Sarah J. Maas|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1365589883s/17167166.jpg|21581860] ...
Really rather bitchy and arrogant teenage assassin Celeana Sardothien goes with rival assassin Sam Corland to negotiate a deal with the notorious Pirate Lord for their Master, the King of the Assassins. When it turns out that they're not there to collect fines, but rather a shipment of slaves, Celea...
This novella is a well-written, easy read that I got through in 2 hours on a flight home after the Christmas holidays.It is the first in 5 novellas that set the scene for the full length novel "Throne of Glass".I'm glad I started with this book. Having received a brand new Kindle for Chrismas, this ...
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