Sarah J. Maas

LIA RAPOSO

MARIANA KOHNERT

RODRIGO SANTOS

BRUNO GALIZA

Nas sombrias e sujas minas de sal de Endovier, um jovem de 18 anos está cumprindo sua sentença. Celaena é uma assassina, e a melhor de Adarlan. Aprisionada e fraca, ela está quase perdendo as esperanças quando recebe uma proposta. Terá de volta sua liberdade se representar o príncipe de Adarlan em uma competição, lutando contra os mais habilidosos assassinos e larápios do reino. Endovier é uma sentença de morte, e cada duelo em Adarlan será para viver ou morrer. Mas se o preço é ser livre, ela está disposta a tudo.

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Camila Eduarda Vilela Lobianco

Há anos atrás eu abandonei esse livro porque não gostei muito, mas sinceramente, achei muito divertido de ler agora. Amei a personagem principal e discordo com quem fala que o livro fala sobre uma assassina fraca que não faz nada. Celaena é uma pessoa forte, uma mulher que passou por muitas coisas e, embora tenha se apoiado em homens em alguns pontos do livro, na vida real também é assim. Todo mundo precisa de ajuda, ninguém é obrigado a ganhar uma batalha sozinho. Muito bom, quero ler os próximos.

Clara Garcia

As my first Sarah J. Maas's book, it was a good experience. The world-building was fine, but I had the impression that the author didn't really want to dive in and explore all the intricacies of it. I had some problems with the writing style, which was mainly "tell not show". I think the story would have been so much better if everything that was said about the main character was actually showed as we dive in the story, instead of just something that is told to us in a very unsubtle way. The plot with the hidden magical world in a kingdom where magic has been banned was, for sure, the best part of the book. Nehemia was the most interesting character to read about, alongside with Chaol. The love triangle was messy and all over the place at some points. It would have been much better if her feelings were a little bit more clear, but like most love triangles, this one is just there to cause some unnecessary drama. The main character had some characteristics that just didn't add up. Sometimes she was this legend of a murderer and other times she was just so innocent and stupid. I think that, with all the events that we are told she went throw, Celaena was supposed to be a little denser and more traumatized. I could see what the author was going for, but the execution just seemed messy and unnatural. Overall, I am probably going to read the rest of the series, because I am interested in what are the paths that Celaena Sardothien is going to take.

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