I need to get my thoughts together so I'll have a full review soon but for now I'll say that I'm so full of emotions right now and I'm glad that I finally finished this book! 
 UPDATE 
 Disappointed in this one since I loved ACOTAR and ACOMAF so much. Ugh WHY?! 
 This third installment of A Court of Thorns and Roses takes off shortly after where ACOMAF left off. Feyre is in the spring court spying on Tamlin and living there...for the time being. 
 The plot took a lot of different directions that I didn't love. I think the pacing was off. For the most part, this book is more talking and less action. Nothing exciting really happens until the last quarter of the book which makes me think it could've been a hundred pages shorter. I found myself bored with a lot of the plot and that probably was because there wasn't enough action for me. I will say that the latter part of the book did pick up but unfortunately, the ending left me partially disappointed. (view spoiler)[The climax was intense since there is a war going on but the aftermath just wasn't exciting as every single character came out of the war unscathed. Which just isn't realistic. I want to feel for my characters and be left heartbroken at the end of a book but when every character comes out of a war fine, it just isn't exciting. It takes the intensity out of the war scene. (hide spoiler)] 
 Most of the characters were further developed in this book. However there were some that weren't as present so they pretty much lay flat. But Feyre's character was further developed and I liked seeing her grow and become stronger in preparation for this war. I loved how present Feyre's sisters were in this book. I've come to find out that Nesta in particular isn't as bad as I thought she was. And I hated seeing Elain so depressed because she doesn't want to be fae. I really loved seeing her sisters develop and getting to know more of their character. 
 The best thing about this book was the romance. Of course, I'm sold on Feyre and Rhysand now. They work so well together. I love how Rhysand allows her to have freedom and make her own choices. And I loved every scene where the two of them were involved. There were a lot of romantic plotlines going on which I (personally) loved. We better get companion novels about Nesta and Cassian and Elain and Lucien! 
 The writing, as usual for Sarah J Maas, was solid and I think she's one of the best writers out there. It definitely makes me want to pick up everything she writes. 
 This is my least favorite book of this trilogy and I wished I could've loved it more. However, I'm still excited for the companion novels. And I still consider this one of my favorite series.