Kingdom of Ash

Kingdom of Ash cover
Good Books rating 3.92
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  • ID: 7073
  • Added: 2025-12-10
  • Updated: 2025-12-31
  • ISBN: 9781408872918
  • Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing
  • Published: 2018-01-01
  • Formats: 2
  • Reviews: 3

Kingdom of Ash is the final installment in Sarah J. Maas's Throne of Glass series, bringing Aelin Galathynius's journey to a heart-rending conclusion. The book is a testament to the power of will and the bonds of love, as Aelin endures unimaginable torture to protect those she cares about. With war erupting across her world, allies must come together to fight for salvation and a better future. The series has been a #1 New York Times bestseller, and this book promises to deliver an unforgettable conclusion that fans won't want to miss./n/nThe story is a complex web of destinies intertwining as characters from across the continent race against time to meet their fates. From Aedion and Lysandra defending Terrasen to Chaol, Manon, and Dorian forging their own paths, each character's journey is crucial to the ultimate battle. Rowan's quest to find his captured wife and queen adds a personal touch to the larger conflict. The book explores themes of sacrifice, love, and the strength of bonds, all set against the backdrop of a war that will decide the fate of the world.

Reviews
Mommy Thrives · 2025-12-10
fantastic 4.50

The way the characters move through the world in this book is fantastic. The battles and the journey to close the Wyrdgate and defeat Maeve are well-executed.

The reviewer loved the way the characters navigate the world in this book. They found the battles and the journey to close the Wyrdgate and defeat Maeve to be fantastic and well-executed. The reviewer appreciates the action and the strategic elements of the story, making it an engaging read. They highlight the emotional and physical challenges the characters face, which add depth to the narrative.


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    The way we move about the world in this book is fantastic.

    We see our heroes meet up and battle their way through Erilea to close the Wyrdgate and defeat Maeve ...

    The battles and the journey to close the Wyrdgate and defeat Maeve are well-executed.

English Scribbles · 2021-04-24
fine 2.50

The book was fine but felt too long and overwhelming. It might have been more enjoyable if it were shorter.

The reviewer found the book to be fine but felt it was too much. They think it might have been more enjoyable if it had been shorter, around 400 pages. They acknowledge that the book has its moments but feel that the length detracted from their overall enjoyment. They also mention that the pacing and the amount of content made it a bit overwhelming, which affected their experience.


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    The book was fine. Don't hate me for not loving it, but it was just too much.

    Maybe I would have enjoyed it more if it had been 400 pages ...

    It might have been more enjoyable if it had been shorter, around 400 pages.

The Sass Library Fox · 2021-03-24
masterpiece 4.75

This book is a masterpiece that stands out as a pinnacle of the series. The conclusion is incredibly satisfying and leaves a lasting impression.

This reviewer thinks the book is a masterpiece that will probably never find its equal. They believe Sarah J. Maas outdid herself with this conclusion to the series, making it incredibly satisfying and impactful. The reviewer is left with a sense of awe and admiration for the author's ability to bring the series to such a fulfilling end. They highlight the emotional depth and the way the story ties up all the loose ends, making it a memorable read.


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    "Kingdom of Ash" was a masterpiece that will probably never find its equal!

    Sarah outdid herself with this one and the conclusion to this series was incredibly ...

    The conclusion is incredibly satisfying and leaves a lasting impression.

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