"The crowd murmured as I sat, the black stone bitingly cold against my thighs. 
 They outright gasped as Rhys simply perched on the arm of the throne, smirked at me, and said to the Court of Nightmares, "Bow." 
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 It was well-written. Exceptionally so. ACOMAF and I had our differences (I still bought the cushion though) but ACOWAR was wonderfully well-planned. Sarah's writing has matured so much from Throne of Glass to this. I think, by far, ACOWAR is Sarah's best work yet. . 
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 The balance between humour under duress and the camaraderie between the main characters was well-maintained. The villain was formidable and truly, a force to be reckoned with. Nothing puts me off more than mediocre villains. . 
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 Even though I usually don't make a habit of making a main character my favourite (pfft the lure of the bandwagon) but I think Feyre Archeron really, really came through in this. Both as the main character but also as the independent, RESOURCEFUL and sharp female she is portrayed to be. She made decisions, she carried them through, she didn't throw her weight around unnecessarily and knew when to and when not to pick a fight. Her relationship with the other characters was also well-maintained and her only flaw was her "making vulgar gestures" after every two sentences. But I think I can live with that dY~1 
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 Although I was rather put out after ACOMAF, I picked up ACOWAR because I had finals and really wanted something major to distract me. And it did better than that. It absolutely hooked me. I'll be on the lookout for book 4. Cheers xo 
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 P.S. I LOVE AZRIEL!!!!!!!!!1!