The characters in this book are too lovable.

i have read the other TOG books that came before this one over the past couple months, but this one broke me in ways i can’t really explain. i feel the pain of the characters and their struggles in my very core. the last several chapters were entirely earth shattering and i cannot wait to read the next book in this series. the call backs to characters who are no longer present, but still carried with Celeana through her journey mean everything to me, especially the closing line in this book. definitely spent the last 1/4 of the book sobbing through victories and losses, but it was worth every tear.

This whole series is amazing! Such rich characters and World building, foreshadowing the future books! Excellent!

LOVEEEEEDDDD

What an exciting read. The knowledge and the art bringing the thrill to life of the characters.

The book itself was really good but some parts were a little slow thus the 4 stars

Stepping back into the world of Sarah J. Maas's Throne of Glass series with Heir of Fire felt like a much-anticipated reunion after the events of Crown of Midnight. However, this installment takes its time, initially feeling like a slow burn as it expands the narrative in multiple directions. The introduction of new characters like Rowan and Aunt Maeve, alongside a deeper dive into Aelin's past, contributes to the initial deliberate pacing. Simultaneously, the story navigates the intricate political landscape of Adarlan, following the complex dynamics between Chaol, Aedion, Dorian, and Sorscha, along with the burgeoning rebel movement. The inclusion of the witches felt somewhat disorienting at first, their purpose unclear until their strategic placement for the subsequent novel, Queen of Shadows, became evident. Despite the initial narrative fragmentation, Heir of Fire truly picks up speed once the disparate plotlines begin to converge. As the connections between the various locations and characters solidify, and the roles of figures like Narrok and the mysterious creatures become clear, the story transforms into a cohesive and compelling whole. This deliberate, almost world-building, approach ultimately serves to enrich the overarching narrative, even if it demands patience from the reader. Ultimately, I'm giving Heir of Fire 4 out of 5 stars. While its initial slowness and the time it took to fully grasp the sprawling plot were notable, the book's crucial role in setting the stage for future events is undeniable. It's a necessary "explainer" installment, laying essential groundwork for the epic journey ahead. Now, onto the fifth book!

Plot , scenery, intimacy . Hits the points very well

Incredible could not put it down. Impossibly got even better when she read Maeve to filth!

I am so obsessed with this series that I have demolished my sleep schedule and sanity. I even read while i’m driving, please no police read this review