As to the 'steamy' scenes - I do not have anything against them, they are part of life and, if done properly, they can add value BUT the ones in the ACOTAR series are so crude, so repetitive, so badly done, as if they were written by a 17 years old guy, hooked on porn.

Nineteen-year-old Feyre kills a wolf in the woods, and a beast-like creature demands punishment for it. Yet, when there could have been interesting character development or an emotional story arch that WASNT based on romance. Feyre survives the trials of Amarantha and becomes High Fae, but she remains human inside and must come to terms with the awful acts she performed to save Tamlin's people.Il secondo é stato il mio preferito in assoluto, il terzo non é equiparabile al secondo ma ha un grosso potenziale. I next laughed on pages 381, 383, and 397, after Rhys said, "I figure it's time for the world to know who really has the largest wingspan. I gave it a shot after my friend harassed me for weeks and I will be eternally grateful to her for making me read this incredible series. I know that the last of my favorite characters will find happiness (though I would LOVE to read another novella(s) on it). Sarcastico, pungente, scaltro, affascinante, un personaggio che non è completamente buono, ma che non neanche cattivo.

Before Azriel could undoubtedly ask what we were all thinking, Mor hummed to herself and said, “Don’t let him fool you: he couldn’t think of a damn thing to get me, so he gave up and asked me outright.Feyre learns that he is a High Lord of Prythian, and eventually realizes that what she has previously learnt about the dangerous faerie world is false. As if an apology would ever cover the loss that still ate at me, the hole that remained where their bright, lovely lives had once glowed.