Sarah J. Maas Announces ‘A Court of Silver Flames’ (2024)

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Book Review: A Court of Silver Flames (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #4) by Sarah J. Maas.

Bloomsbury has today announced the third instalment in international bestseller Sarah J Maas's blockbuster Crescent City series, which will be titled House of Flame and Shadow and will be published on 30^th January 2024.

A Court Of Thorns & Roses Book 6 Is Happening

Those worried about A Court of Silver Flames being the final book in Maas' ACOTAR series can put those fears to rest. The author already confirmed that A Court of Thorns & Roses 6 is happening during an interview with TODAY.com.

Surprise!" Instead, the next book—of the seven she's signed on to publish with Bloomsbury—fans will read next is the sixth for the A Court of Thorns and Roses series, affectionately referred to as "ACOTAR." However, it's the book after that one (we know, bear with us) that really has the author excited.

Untitled (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #6) by Sarah J. Maas | Goodreads.

Maas has already announced that the next book she will publish is the sixth installment in ACOTAR, a highly-anticipated release that many fans suspect will flesh out the stories of Feyre's sister Elain and Azriel, just as A Court of Silver Flames did for Nesta and Cassian.

“House of Sky and Breath” (2022) “House of Flame and Shadow” (2024)

However, in a February 2021 conversation with Eva Chen, Maas said she planned to write a book about Elain Archeron, the middle sister in Feyre's family, and that she had laid the groundwork for it in "A Court of Silver Flames," which focused on Nesta Archeron and Cassian.

Those who read “House of Sky and Breath,” the second “Crescent City” book published in 2022, know that Maas created a crossover between two of her book series, when the “Crescent City” heroine, Bryce, falls into the “ACOTAR” world in a shocking, cliff-hanger ending.

If you're debating whether to start with “Throne of Glass” or “ACOTAR,” it depends on your preference: “ACOTAR” is romance forward — if you lean toward that genre, start there. “Throne of Glass” is big on the epic fantasy elements — you lean toward that, start there.

What is Rhysand supposed to look like? ›

Rhysand (pronounced Ree-sand[1]) is the most powerful High Lord in history and the current ruler of the Night Court, alongside Feyre Archeron. He is incredibly handsome and appears to be arrogant, careless, and cold at first.

Samia Tasnim Sarah J Maas said on twitter that they're in the same megaverse, but not world, so you could open a Wyrdgate between them.

So, while this is a “Crescent City” book, its protagonist has landed in the “ACOTAR” world — so we'll expect to see how all these characters intertwine. (Particularly how Elain's fated mate shakes out, but that's a much longer story for another day.)

Nyx is Feyre Archeron and Rhysand's son. Nyx was conceived when Feyre was in Illyrian form therefore Feyre's pregnancy was very high risk because she did not have the same wide pelvis as Illyrian women in order to give birth to a baby with wings. Nyx was born prematurely, almost three months...

Maas have been anticipating the arrival of her conclusion to the “Crescent City” trilogy, “House of Flame and Shadow,” for over two years.

Maas's sexy, richly imagined series continues with the journey of Feyre's fiery sister, Nesta . . . Nesta Archeron has always been prickly—proud, swift to anger, and slow to forgive.

A Court of Silver Flames is the first spin-off book in the A Court of Thorns and Roses series by Sarah J.

What is A Court of Silver Flames about? A Court of Silver Flames is the fourth book in Sarah J Maas's A Court of Thorns and Roses series. The book focuses on Nesta, who is dealing with her trauma following the war with Hybern and her attraction to the Illyrian warrior, Cassian.