

If you would prefer, EoS and ToD can be read in tandem. Martin and EoS and ToD actually take place simultaneously, just with different characters in different geographical locations. It also contains important information that will be relevant to Kingdom of Ash, so no skipping this one. It also contains spoilers for Empire of Storms, so it is meant to be read after. Tower of Dawn - Yes, you must read Tower of Dawn. Whichever way you decide, The Assassin's Blade should be read before Queen of Shadows (or the earlier the better after this point) as past characters and interactions will provide important context for events in the later books.Ģ. The two most common times to read it are after Heir of Fire (for maximum impact) or before starting Throne of Glass (for chronological order). There is no definite reading order for TAB, and it comes down to a personal choice.

It tells the stories of events that were referenced or alluded to in the earlier books. The Assassin's Blade - TAB is a collection of prequel short stories that was released partway through the series. The most common questions are around when to read The Assassin's Blade and Tower of Dawn.

**The Assassin's Blade (see notes below for TAB options) Throne of Glass by SJM👑 is comprised of 7 novels and 1 collection of prequel short stories**.

She fights for what she wants, she looks like nothing can scare her and like she doesn’t care, but deep down she cares, just only about those she loves.Welcome to the wonderful world of Throne of Glass and the series reading order master post! This is by far our most common question in the subreddit, so all reading order questions and discussion will be directed to this SPOILER FREE master post. What I liked the most about this book was the character of Celeana, she is strong, independent and sarcastic. Celeana accepts this offer and soon she finds herself training in the king’s castle, but her life is threatened as someone starts to kill the other champions. The winner will serve the king for four years and afterwards the winner will be free. In this competition she will fight against the best assassins and thieves in the land. She was sent to serve a life sentence in the salt mines in Endovier, but after one year of hard labour there a young prince comes and offers her a deal that can save her: he offers her freedom, but she must win a competition that his father holds. She was an assassin, the best of her kind, until she made a fatal mistake and got caught. The main character is an eighteen-year-old girl named Celaena Sardothien. The story takes place in a land called Erilea.
