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From all its epic glory to its impressive world and character building, this is a beautiful, high-fantasy read.

The book that started it all. Sarah J. Maas’ global best-selling Throne of Glass series has taken the world by surprise.

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In “Throne of Glass” the author introduces you to Celaena Sardothien, a young assassin, who is betrayed and sent to the salt mines of the Endovier. She has been given a chance to win a contest to become the King’s Champion.

“If you enjoyed Graceling, Grave Mercy, or Shadow and Bone, then you’ll enjoy these fantasy novels by authors who write strong female protagonists”

The Book Guide® Editor

If she wins, she will be granted four years of service as an assassin for the Empire she despises. At the end of her term, she will be free. This book has plenty to offer readers who enjoy fantasy novels. If you enjoyed Graceling, Grave Mercy, or Shadow and Bone, then you’ll enjoy these fantasy novels by authors who write strong female protagonists with scary skills.

She is about to discover her real purpose in life. But will his assassin’s heart be melted by her beauty?

Throne of Glass (2012) by Sarah J. Maas

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