A curse so dark and lonelya fantasy book from five years ago, is a must-read as it mixes aspects of two of Sarah J. Maas' best series, Cutting thorns and roses and Throne of Glass. Fans of both series have speculated and discussed the themes and events of each series in depth, especially as the wait continues for the next one. Cutting thorns and roses book. That said, these same audiences also want to discuss a new series that shares parts of both Maas' works while they wait for future episodes, with several contenders arriving via BookTok.
Happily, A curse so dark and lonely It could be book readers who love Maas's works are looking for. Brigid Kemmerer's 2019 novel follows Harper, a 17-year-old girl who is transported to a fantastical realm called Emberfall. There, she meets Crown Prince Rhen and, just as ACOTAR and Throne of glass' characters, embark on an adventure full of action, intrigue and romance. The book spawned two sequels, A heart so fierce and broken and A vote so bold and deadlyconstituting the Curse breakers trilogy.
A curse so dark and lonely is the perfect mix of ACOTAR and throne of glass
The series uses the fairy tale model and disappointments of the Maas series
A curse so dark and lonely It is an ideal option to read later A court of thorns and roses and Throne of Glass as it combines many of its themes and narrative beats into its story. Kemmerer's book presents a Beauty and the beast retelling, as well as Cutting thorns and rosesso that audiences who enjoyed this aspect of the series can witness yet another grand reimagining of the classic fairy tale. In a similar vein, the world-building of both series is similar in its strict rules of magic, although the residents of Emberfall are humans rather than fairies.
For readers who love Throne of Glass, Aelin's deception continues when Harper pretends to be a princess from the fictional Disi adding the same tension and fun as the Maas series. Not only that, but A curse so dark and lonely mirrors Throne of Glass' themes of friendship, morality, and perseverance, giving fans another inspiring story to take to heart. Each of these aspects combines to form a unique trilogy and enhances both. Cutting thorns and roses and Throne of Glass' structures, making it perfect for audiences who love Maas' work.
Brigid Kemmerer's Cursebreakers series is a must-read for fans of Sarah J. Maas
The Cursebreaker series pays homage to and adds to Maas's stories
Maas' fans Cutting thorns and roses and Throne of Glass series will find a must-read trilogy in Kemmerer's book Cursebreaker series, especially as it plays with familiar tropes from Maas' stories in new ways. As mentioned, Kermmerer's series began as a Beauty and the beast retelling. However, it follows the narrative beats of the original story more consistently, only really entertaining at the end of the book. As a result, the story adds new aspects to the overall narrative that readers can enjoy, especially those who enjoyed Maas' emotional exploration throughout the book. ACOTAR and Throne of Glass' timeline.
Kemmerer General Cursebreaker the series forces characters to metamorphose quickly.
Due to its adherence to the fairytale feel, Kemmerer's overall vision Cursebreaker the series forces characters to metamorphose quickly. This allows many of the relationships, both romantic and platonic, to be placed under constant pressure and create a sense of tension that will leave the audience guessing. Although this pressure exists in Cutting thorns and roses and Throne of Glass, This becomes even more apparent in Kemmerer's series, especially A curse so dark and lonely, making it a worthwhile read for anyone looking for complex character journeys.