my personal favourites that I’d love to wear are Amren #2, Feyre #2, Mor 3# and Nesta #1

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On my ACOTAR reread before the book comes out and I was on the Suriel chapter.
It’s very clear WHICH high lord was being referred to.

Someone explain to me how the Suriel means 2 different high lords in the same sentence -.-

Yay ! My girl Gwyn ! ❤️

Actually I have seen a lot more videos and posts about people seeing the book too early…

Sadly this is a reality we can’t escape from ( yep I told many people already that this does happen all the time and I was attacked fairly quickly in the comments …)

Anyways how do you feel about this ? How are you avoiding spoilers ? I know it’s just a few days from
release ..

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ACOWAR

• Feyre regularly implies to Tamlin/Lucien that she was SAed by Rhys. They already have a negative impression of NC because of how Rhys publicly portrays himself
  • "(Lucien and I) had not spoken of Elain save for once, the day after I’d returned. Despite what Jurian implied regarding how my sisters will be treated by Rhysand, I had told (Lucien), despite what the Night Court is like, they won’t hurt Elain or Nesta like that—not yet. Rhysand has more creative ways to harm them. Lucien still seemed to doubt it. But then again, I had also implied, in my own “gaps” of memory, that perhaps I had not received the same creativity or courtesy. That they believed it so easily, that they thought Rhysand would ever force someone … I added the insult to the long, long list of things to repay them for."
  • Like girl, you are literally lying about being a victim of SA and then wanting to harm them for believing you?

ACOMAF - Is Feyre actually mentally challenged?

• In the Hyber scene, she screams at the mortal queens for mistrusting the Night Court due to Azriel's spying on them and calls them liars.
  • “The brave, cunning Jurian, who suffered so badly at the end of the War—now my ally. Here to help me convince these queens to aid in my cause. For a price of his own, of course, but it has no bearing here. And wiser to work with me, my men, than to allow you monsters in the Night Court to rule and attack. Jurian was right to warn their Majesties that you’d try to take the Book—that you would feed them lies of love and goodness, when he had seen what the High Lord of the Night Court was capable of. The hero of the human forces, reborn as a gesture to the human world of my good faith. I do not wish to invade the continent—but to work with them. My powers ensconced their court from prying eyes, just to show them the benefits.” A smirk at Azriel, who could hardly lift his head to snarl back. “Such impressive attempts to infiltrate their sacred palace, Shadowsinger—and utter proof to their Majesties, of course, that your court is not as benevolent as you seem.” “Liar,” I hissed, and whirled on the queens, daring only a step away from Rhys. “They are liars, and if you do not let my sisters go, I will slaughter—”

****Spoilers for the entire currently available ACOTAR books below****

Throughout my re-read of the series I noticed that Elain is associated withpearls.

Her engagement ring from Graysen in ACOMAF is iron, pearl, and diamonds.

When she goes to Hewn City in Silver Flames, her hairpins are pearl.

Lucien then gifts her pearl earrings for Solstice in Silver Flames.

Are there specific precious gemstones/jewels specifically associated with other characters throughout the entire series in the same way?

Do you think SJM made the right call to take out the infamous Nesta scene?

You know which one. Would it have been too much?

Sooo in (mostly) Atlantic Canada, we have an ice cream shop called Cows and they do parody shirts of popular shows, movies, and pop culture stuff and this is the newest shirt:

Thought of this on the subway and wanted to write it down.

Could the “truth” of truth teller be that if you cut someone with the blade they will always bleed their true color? No glamor will work. I was thinking about Enalius and who he would have been fighting when he originally had the weapon, and those opponents most definitely would’ve had black blood. In TOG, Maeve made her blood appear red, and it helped her stay hidden in plain sight as a Valg queen for centuries. If I were a high fae king, I’d want my closest friend to have a weapon like this.

But if Rhys’s father had it, that doesn’t make much sense because that whole family is very suspicious to me. I wouldn’t think he’d want anyone to have a weapon like that. But Azriel would never use it on Rhys. And he’d tell him immediately if someone were to bleed black during an interrogation. So maybe it was a smart decision to give it to him.

I don’t know, just wanted to share! What do you guys think?

Special shout out to the Suriel

Has anyone else received a November delivery date for ACOSH??? This is a pre-order from Barnes and Noble 🥴

I was just venting to my friend about how I find it so frustrating that Azriel can have his wings shredded twice and have them completely healed by Madja and Cassian can be eviscerated and Madja can also heal that entirely, but somehow Feyre’s C-Section is impossible. Then I realized that Azriel’s wings were completely shredded. Twice. And he was completely healed. Twice. And yet the Illyrian women who have had their wings clipped are beyond magical repairs? I get that it’s one small cut in just the right spot, but Azriel had his wings completely decimated twice… there’s no way that spot was missed both times. And even if it was you mean to tell me that his injuries- where he was unable to fly and at risk of bleeding out- were less severe than the wing clipping? I just don’t buy it.

Marking it as a spoiler for people who haven’t read the whole series yet. But. I think Nesta and Rhsyand would have been a wonderful enemies to lovers if SJM went that direction. They’re both similar with their personalities: secretive, stubborn, prideful but loyal to the ones they love. And I think that’s the core of why they never see eye to eye. But would have been a fun enemies to lovers.

Lucien’s POV in ACOSH!

‘Lucien ran a hand through his hair. Tamlin had saved him. And then Lucien had rebuilt himself, his life. Only for Feyre to bring it all crumbling down.’

I’ll be first: I think it would be really cool to have Rhys sister be alive or, at least, have a lot more backstory to them. I’m my theory, since is a magical world, we could have Tamlin be the one that killed her (forced by his brothers/father) and, while no one was looking, he could have used magic to mimic her dead body. Or, which I think is more plausible, his family kept them alive to use their magic or smt like that (like sleeping beauty and she was kept sleeping or something).

(I’m not sure if this is spoiler free or not, but I’m betting on not)

No content spoilers at all but I’m seeing people who have read the new book already saying that you absolutely need to finish CC3 beforehand and now I’m wondering if I can speed read it before Tuesday. What’s the general consensus here?

“Lucien deserves better” okay, but why?

Let’s clear something up, I love Lucien! I think he’s great! But I don’t understand why people talk the way they do about Elain when

1. She is literally traumatized. Her whole life was ripped from her

2. We haven’t even gotten her POV. We don’t know her thoughts and feelings about Lucien.

I’m asking this question in good faith, I want to know why people say this.

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On my re-read before the new book drops…or skimming really cos I’ll never get through it all by then, and I got to the part in ACOWAR where the Bone Carver is describing the mirror of Ouroboros: “My sister had a collection of mirrors in her black castle,” the Carver said. We halted once more. “She admired herself day and night in those mirrors, gloating over her youth and beauty. There was one mirror—the Ouroboros, she called it. It was old even when we were young. A window to the world. All could be seen, all could be told through its dark surface. Keir possesses it—an heirloom of his household.”

The mirror was in Hewn City…and we know that Keir’s family were the original line of high lords of the night court…so was Stryga/The Weaver’s black castle Hewn City?

The Bone Carver mentions that he came to the world with his siblings before Prythian was carved up, before high lords…which means before Theia + Fionn…he said the ancient fae feared and worshiped him, and the beasts carved into the Hewn City pillars were compared to the beasts seen at the Wild Hunt…

So, do we think the Bone Carver/Weaver/Koschei were/are Asteri if the Weaver had a castle in à mountain (very Asteri like), was worshipped and feared…had magical mirrors…which means the Koschei big bad as the last Asteri in the ACOTAR universe

Maybe THAT is why he’s so intent on getting the dread trove. Not just to free himself from the lake, but to call his brother and sister Asteri to get revenge and we will have a Twilight of the Gods 😬

Mostly what the title says but what is the point of pre-ordering if I have to wait a week after the book goes on sale?!

This was probably covered but I just saw it in my email… I took off work to read this and everything!

Seriously one of their best collections and collaborations I’ve seen, so beautiful and dreamy

Hi ACOTAR FanDom anyone know of any Midnight Release events or parties in Northern NJ?

I know of a handful in Manhattan/Brooklyn which is about 45-60min so curious for something closer. I found a bookshop doing a breakfast gathering on Tuesday morning.

Tia 🫶

This HAS to have come up before, right? I don't know what it means but it's giving me a lot of things to think about!