Woodford House

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  • A Gilded Cage

    By Lynette Noni
    3 stars

  • A Court of Mist and Fury

    By Sarah J Maas
    4 stars

    A Court of Mist and Fury is a gripping continuation of Feyre’s story, following her struggle to heal after the trauma Under the Mountain while trying to navigate a potentially dangerous new political landscape in Prythian. As she grows closer to Rhysand and the Night Court, Feyre discovers her own strength and magic, gradually accepting a more empowered version of herself. I found the plot development engaging, and while themes such as a powerful female heroine and finding her “mate” are familiar territory for this author, the characters remain compelling and enjoyable. The emotional growth, intrigue, and rising stakes kept me invested enough that I’m keen to read the next installment.

  • A crown of thorns and roses

    By Sarah J Maas
    4 stars

    A Court of Thorns and Roses is a fantasy romance that follows Feyre, a mortal huntress who is drawn into the dangerous and enchanting world of the fae. As she becomes entangled with the High Fae Lord Tamlin and the curse hanging over his court, the story balances action with a growing, slow-burn romance. I enjoyed the mix of action and romance, which kept the plot moving while still allowing space for emotional depth. Feyre is a feisty and determined heroine, but she also feels realistic because she lacks confidence at times and is genuinely scared when facing the unknown. I liked that I could read the book as a stand alone if I didn't want to continue with the story - but find myself wanting to find out what happens next in the world of the fae as there are obviously going to be some twists and turns in Feyre's story.

  • The Prison Healer

    By Lynette Noni
    4 stars

    A good easy read with themes of rebellion, survival and young reluctant love amidst secrets.

  • House of Flame and Shadow

    By Sarah j Maas
    5 stars

    I love the imagination of Sarah J Maas. The different species and fantastical setting fascinate me. I needed to hear the conclusion of the story from the Crescent City series and I wasn't disappointed. The main character is probably too sassy for me, but the concept of a strong female protagonist is popular at the moment, and the story weaves that through quite strongly in the last book of the series. At times I had to fast forward the sexy bits, but the element of romance is a heart-warming and integral part of the story. Loved the series.

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