My understanding is that there will be at least two more books in the second series, and another novella.

The story takes places during the Winter Solstice, which is celebrated basically like Christmas without Christmas, cause you know it’s a fantasy world. If you’re going to read it, it’s best read at Christmas time. But otherwise, it’s a puff piece with absolutely no plot. It does setup Cassian and Nesta’s “interactions” a little bit, and also notes a change in scenery for where the group meets in ACOSF. It’s a novella, and doesn’t play a significant role in the story of the first trilogy or A Court of Silver Flames. The only debate in this series is whether you need to read ACOFAS or not. This is one of SJM’s most popular series. Maas books in order without A Court of Thorns and Roses, otherwise known as ACOTAR. If you haven’t bought them all yet, there’s a really gorgeous Hardcover boxed set available on Amazon.Ī Court of Thorns and Roses Reading Order If you want to learn more about this, check out my Throne of Glass reading order I mentioned earlier. And you definitely should read Tower of Dawn as it’s an excellent book with some key details you shouldn’t miss. The short answer is, if you want a bigger emotional punch, save The Assassin’s Blade for after Heir of Fire. Many readers also seemingly want to skip Tower of Dawn. There is some debate amongst fans as to when is the best time to read the prequel, The Assassin’s Blade. For the sake of simplicity, I’ll only list out these books in order of publication. There are two main ways you can read the Throne of Glass series in order. Those series are Throne of Glass (TOG), A Court of Thorns and Roses (also known as ACOTAR), and Crescent City (CC). Maas has written that you’ll be interested in.

There are three different series that Sarah J. Let’s cover both reading orders, starting with series. The first is by series, and the second is by publication date. There are two major ways to read the Sarah J. I’ve already written an in-depth reading order for Throne of Glass, but we’ll cover the basic details here as well. New readers are discovering her every day and I can’t tell you how many times I’m asked for a list of the Sarah J. I’ve read everything she’s written, usually within about a week of release.

Maas is one of my favorite authors of all time.

Catwoman by Sarah J. Maas