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I LOVED THIS BOOK. The first one started a bit slow and like I said in my review, it was a bit repetitive, BUT man… this one was INCREDIBLE. I swear.“A line that should never be crossed is about to be breached. It puts this entire castle in jeopardy—and the life of your friend.”In this book we pick up right where we left off in Throne of Glass. Celaena has been named the King’s Champion and she now must fulfill his every wish. His every evil wish: kill this, kill that, and Celaena can’t do anything about it… or can’t she? She’s been told to do anything and everything in her power to uncover the King’s plans and the evil that surrounds her and everyone she cares about. Good think she’s smart.This book was so, so, SO good. I absolutely loved it. The pace picked up a lot more than it did in the first book, so it was easier to get into the story. The character development was incredible. Every single character had me guessing what they were going to do next and sometimes they turned out to be completely different than I expected. Some others turned out to be exactly what I hoped they would be. The plot twists. OMG. I didn’t see some of them coming!!!!!!! So I was a bit shocked at first, but then realized how much sense they make to get the story going. And this world. Man, this world is just so freaking awesome. Every single detail is well-thought and they are so important to the story. I loved reading every single word of this book.Celaena keeps being her sarcastic and badass self, but in this book you get to see her in her element. She fights like a true assassin, so she can be scary as hell sometimes, but the beauty of this character is that she’s the combination of a badass woman and sweet girl. She is able to recognize the good and the bad. She knows what side she’s on, even if it takes her a bit longer to come to terms with it. I think I understood her a lot more in this book. I also loved seeing her letting her guard down for a bit, and it felt completely different from what happened before. The stolen looks and stolen kisses. Meaningful words and memories. It felt deeper in this book. And I loved it, because she managed to show her vulnerable side without being weak. Not that I would think that she’s weak, of course.“But he had no idea what sort of darkness lurked inside her, or what sort of monster she was willing to become in order to make things right.”Now, let me tell you a little more about the mess this book has made out of me.I’ve always talked about how strong I am when it comes to picking a boy in the books I read. It’s always easy. There’s always something to hate about one of the boys, making it easy for me to pick one and stay true to that one boy. But this? I knew this was going to be hard. I knew it the moment Dorian kissed her for the first time. I knew it the moment Chaol reacted out of passion and protectiveness. I knew it when I noticed both of these guy’s look towards Celaena. These two characters are beautiful and passionate and just so freaking lovable:One is pure heart and magic. He’s just sweet and attentive and such beautiful and trusting soul. There’s magic within him. There’s power that he doesn’t know exists yet, but I know he’s destined for good. He is good in all the ways his father is bad.“He would move on. Because he would not be like the ancient kings in the song and keep her for himself. She deserved a loyal, brave knight who saw her for what she was and did not fear her. And he deserved someone who would look at him like that, even if the love wouldn’t be the same, even if the girl wouldn’t be her.”The other one is all about protecting those he care about, no matter the cost, all without exaggerating. He’s all about giving them the best of him, and making sure they are ok. He recognizes his mistakes for what they are and knows when to give some space. He’s passionate and trust-worthy. He’s reliable, even when he thinks he’s not.“I worry because I care. Gods help me, I know I shouldn’t, but I do. So I will always tell you to be careful, because I will always care what happens.”And I think, no I know, it will only get harder as the story goes on.Now, the plot. OH MY GOD. There are a lot of things going on and you MUST pay attention to the details. They will show you the way to understand this amazing world and see it through the character’s eyes. Also, we have some shocking plot-twists that had me jumping up and down. Some I expected and some I didn’t, but that’s part of the beauty of this story.I love all the possibilities this book has given me. There are queens and kings in the making. There is love that goes deep, but even so, it’s still fragile. There are truths, half truths and lies. There are mysterious and different kinds of magic.I must thank you, Sarah J. Maas. You have created such a wonderful and magical place and characters. Each character and their story is interesting by itself, but as a whole, they manage to fit perfectly. This is definitely the kind of book that will keep you reading until there aren’t any more pages, and it will leave you wanting more.So, do I recommend this series? So far, YESSSSSSSSS.

I hereby declare CROWN OF MIDNIGHT by Sarah J. Maas the most worthy sequel of all sequels that have ever been written. Alright, perhaps I don't exactly have the authority to make such a declaration, but the beautifully-written, thrilling and mysterious sequel to the 2012 release, Throne of Glass, is more than deserving of the praise.I read both Throne of Glass and CROWN OF MIDNIGHT in an (almost) marathon, with only one book in between. I cannot believe I waited so long to start this series! Now that I've read these first two books, I am already waiting with bated breath for the next installment. The wait each year, until the sixth and (at the time of this write-up) final book is released in 2017, will be pure torture, I tell you... Pure torture.With that said, I guess you'd probably like to know why I love CROWN OF MIDNIGHT so much. I loved this second installment even more than I did the enthralling Throne of Glass, though that feat seemed near impossible at the time I was reading it. For anyone who enjoys good fiction - not just fantasy or magic or historical-type novels, but plain old good fiction - CROWN OF MIDNIGHT is a must-read. In this single novel you have the perfect combination of an original premise, a well-thought out cast of characters that you can root for as well as despise, a clash of kingdoms/enemies and allies, an unpredictable mystery, plenty of romance, action and adventure and so much more. If I had to make a comparison, after reading just the first two installments I can already see the Throne of Glass series doing for young adults (and adults) what Harry Potter did for kids (and adults) in the last two decades.What did I like most about CROWN OF MIDNIGHT? I'd say the writing, since the book is full of so many quotable passages and is highly "readable" for any lover of fiction. The descriptions the author uses to develop her world, her mythology and a history of magic are far more convincing than anything else I have read in fantasy fiction lately. Her dialogue conveys the character's personalities and emotions, while allowing the readers to fill in the blanks and develop our own opinions about their motives. The fact that the author excels in her writing style and skills is undeniable, but that is not the only reason I loved this novel...I also loved how solid every single element of the story feels. CROWN OF MIDNIGHT takes the introductions to both the characters and the world from book one and progresses those items into a solid story that, albeit fantastical, we as readers can 100% believe in. Actions and reactions roll off on each other like the swell of waves on steady seas. As with any ocean, those waves must come crashing into the shore at some point. In CROWN OF MIDNIGHT that crash comes with such force, at a point when the reader is most invested in the story, that it feels like the waves are crashing against our own heart. Because the author has created such a solid story, cast and world, both the good and the terrible things that happen within these pages are felt and believed in with every fiber of the reader's being. But that's not all...I'm always pleased when we get to see a romance progress before the final installment. I also love it when enough time has passed that the romance progresses in a realistic way, rife with uncertainty, passion and discovery. The "love triangle" that appeared in book one is quickly resolved in CROWN OF MIDNIGHT. But that is not to say that things are all unicorns and glitter for our pair of lovers... This book contains plenty of romantic swoons, I can't deny that. But we must keep in mind that we're talking about a romance involving a hired assassin for a tyrannical king, so things can (and will) go wrong for anyone who hopes for happiness... I love (LOVE) that the romance in this book feels just as solid as every other element of the story, despite its ups and downs.Can I just talk about the characters for a moment? There are so many within these pages, both old and new. In Throne of Glass I came to like the four main characters, Celaena, Chaol, Dorian and Nehelemia, as I gradually got to know them. While reading CROWN OF MIDNIGHT, my love for (and connection to) the characters just exploded! Trust me when I say that Throne of Glass was a mere build-up to the direction in which each of their lives were taken in book two. CROWN OF MIDNIGHT trumps all. Hands down.We see so much more assassin "bad-assery" out of Celaena in CROWN OF MIDNIGHT. (In Throne of Glass, I just wasn't convinced. But now.... NOW I AM.) This girl kicks some serious bad guy butt, guys. Celaena balances the fine line between good and evil with finesse, but all the while I love where her heart is in every move she makes. I never thought that I would back a killer as much as I do the young and extremely dangerous Celaena, but there you have it: I totally support every kill she makes and would totally take her on as my own personal Champion.I wish I could go on and on about my love for CROWN OF MIDNIGHT, but since it is full to the brim with surprises and new developments, to say more would be to spoil the story for you.If you have not yet read the first book, Throne of Glass, you really need to get on that ASAP. For those who are eagerly awaiting this installment, trust me, the wait is worth it. Be glad you have yet to experience the awesomeness that is CROWN OF MIDNIGHT. I'm sad that I will never again have a "first read" of it, but then again... I guess there will be at least four more "first reads" in this series, won't there?Can. Not. Wait.My favorite passage from CROWN OF MIDNIGHT: "Enough! We have enough enemies as it is! There are worse things out there to face!" Celaena slowly turned to him, her face splattered with blood and eyes blazing bright. "No there aren't," she said. "Because I'm here now."

I love this series! I want to read all the books asap but I also don't want it to end.

4.5 ⭐️The pacing of this book was a lot better than book 1 for me. I was really drawn to it. As usual the author gives you complete whiplash in the last 100 pages. I anticipated most of the bigger reveals but I still loved this book.My only issue is I am not as invested in the love triangle as I feel I should be at this point.

Oh my goodness!This was soooo much better than Throne of Glass.SPOILERS BELOW***This book was so good, it had everything from book 1 and then some. More sadness, more passion, more gore, more magic, more monsters (both human and not). Plot whizzed along at a great pace, and the character development was substantial.I felt Celaenas sadness when her friend died and she slipped into depression.My heart ached so many times during her relationship with Chaol - who I still adore, even though he was blinded by loyalty - I think, and hope that will change.I did guess that Celaena was Aelin before the reveal, which was still epic when it happened to be honest.I want more Dorian, and I weirdly want more Kaltain - I feel like she has a major part to play.What fallout with Aelin have from killing Yellowlegs?Soooo many questions!Trying to avoid substantial spoilers is hard when you read and loved ACOTAR and your Instagram feed is just the Maasverse, but I will do my best!

Celaena Sardothien ya ha empezado a hacer su trabajo para el rey, acabar con todo aquel que el rey le ordene. Pero no todo es lo que parece… Celaena tiene un secreto que nadie puede descubrir y es que en realidad no está matando a estas personas sino que les da una oportunidad para escapar y fingir sus muertes.La historia de Corona de Medianoche comienza cuando Celaena acaba una de sus misiones y es entregada la siguiente: matar a un hombre que ella conoce. Como siempre, Celaena le dará la oportunidad de escapar y fingir su muerte pero a cambio le tendrá que dar información sobre los movimientos rebeldes que se están produciendo.Pero esto no es lo único que ocupará la mente de la protagonista, sus sentimientos por Chaol, el Capitán de la Guardia, parecen estar cobrando forma. Y sí, si en el libro anterior tocó el romance entre Celaena y Dorian, en este llegará el turno del romance entre Celaena y Chaol. Esto es algo que no me ha gustado mucho, aunque iba preparada porque sabía que iba a pasar, y se debe principalmente a que soy del Equipo Dorian.Celaena sigue en la misma línea que en Trono de Cristal. Ocurre algo que sí que la hace evolucionar un poco y darse cuenta de que Nehemia no es su única amiga, también tiene a Dorian.Aunque Chaol no era mi personaje favorito en Trono de Crital, no le odiaba. Cosa que la autora ha hecho que ocurra en este libro porque él decide no contarle algo muy importante a Celaena.Dorian, oh Dorian. Siento que había muy poco de él en Corona de Medianoche, y lo poco que había me destrozaba el corazón. Además, Dorian descubre algo que pondrá su vida en peligro si la persona equivocada lo descubre.Como en el libro anterior, Corona de Medianoche termina con un final muy intenso y una revelación que entrará en juego más adelante. Si os gustó Trono de Cristal, dadle una oportunidad a este aunque hayan decidido no seguir publicando la saga en español, de verdad que merece la pena. Yo ya he coronado (¿lo pilláis?) a esta saga como mi favorita y no puedo esperar a leer los siguientes.

Celaena est désormais le Champion du roi d'Adarlan, elle est liée à lui par un contrat. Si jamais elle n'en respecte pas les termes, le roi la punira en tuant ceux qui lui sont chers : Nehemia et sa famille, Chaol le Capitaine des Gardes...Malgré tout, elle ne peut se résoudre à tuer pour le compte de cet homme qu'elle exècre. Elle met donc en scène les morts de ceux qu'elle doit assassiner, leur laissant en réalité la vie sauve. Cela lui pèse sur la conscience, elle s'en veut de mettre en péril ceux qu'elle aime. Elle est également préoccupée par cette menace qui gronde dans le recoins sombres et isolés du château, sous l'influence du roi qui prépare quelque chose de terrible.Ce second tome est tout aussi prenant que le premier. J'étais contente de retrouver Celaena, dont je trouve le caractère impressionnant. Elle oscille entre son statut d'assassin et les préoccupations plus propres à son âge avec une facilité déconcertante. Mais cet équilibre à maintenir n'est pas toujours évident, et quelque fois le masque se fissure, laissant apparaître une Celaena rompue par les événement tragiques de son passé et la difficulté de sa situation actuelle. J'ai cependant trouvé qu'elle était un peu plus paisible au début du roman, comme si elle savait un peu plus qui elle était, où elle allait et ce qu'elle faisait.La romance se définit plus clairement dans ce second tome, sans pour autant prendre toute la place, ce que j'apprécie grandement. le triangle amoureux s'estompe pour laisser la place au duo Celaena/Chaol, qui vont très bien ensemble !Dans la deuxième partie du roman, des événement bouleversants et des révélations incroyables se succèdent, à tel point que je me suis plusieurs fois surprise à maudire Sarah J. Maas pour ces rebondissements inattendus et douloureux, à la fois pour les personnages et pour le lecteur !J'ai particulièrement apprécié la fin, lorsqu'on apprend qui est réellement la jeune assassin. Cela change beaucoup de choses ! Il me tarde de lire la suite !