At the ending of Empire of Storms, several of the characters are at odds with each other over different reasons. She does such a great job at building tension, and it is especially notable within this book. Without being spoilery about the book, I felt that KoA delivered in several ways. Told over a span of 992 pages, readers will be in for a long but fulfilling end to an amazing series. Chaol, Dorian, and Manon are off forging their own paths in a different part of the continent, and Rowan races against time to find his beloved mate before he loses her forever. Meanwhile, Lysandra and Aedion are working to rally the allies that Aelin has gathered for them, attempting to fight and defend Terrasen from being destroyed. Though her resolve is to not give into her demands, each day that passes brings her closer to breaking down.
The events within Empire of Storms have left Aelin locked in an iron coffin for her people, being tortured by Maeve, Queen of Fae.
The final book in a thrilling series, Kingdom of Ash (KoA) delivers a riveting end to a series that has been beloved by many. Disclaimer: If you have not read any of the previous books in the Throne of Glass series, this review might be quite spoilery of events in other books.
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