Storming the empire

Empire of storms book review:

Throne of Glass follows Celaena Sardothien, an 18-year old assassin in the kingdom of Adarlan. After a year of suffering for her crimes in a slave camp called Endovier, she accepts the offer of Crown Prince Dorian, the king’s son, to Exeter a tournament representing the king under the fake profile of a common thief. During the tournament Celaena finds out that a member of the tournament is using dark magic to be more powerful. Celaena finds friendship in an an ambassador of a foreign continent called Ellywe- Nehemia. She becomes great friends with Nehemia but dark things happen in the castle. The contestants that are partaking in the tournament start dying but not whilst the tournament is taking place, the dead are killed in horrible ways their organs ruptured to be seen. Celeana finds herself in mysteries not only concerning herself, but also concerning Cane summoning creatures that dwell deep below the castle and have been trapped for a reason. She finds out about her ancestors and her friends turn foe but some stay loyal at the end chaos is taking toll with all but two contestants dead the two to move on till the final battle are: Celeana the loved by the prince and the captain of the guard ,rooted by the ghost queen Elena and Nehemia and cane the dark magic dweller the one who must draw from the depths of hell itself to win the competition that decides their lives.

Critique:

The book is very gory but the wording is spectacular and very educative, the themes aren’t bad meaning Fantasy and magic not drugs and sex. There is a bit of sex in throne of glass but nothing too bad and most of the book is actually about the fighting, training and life in the castle. I recommend this to 10 -13 year olds because i reckon most 10 year olds can handle a bit of sex in the book and the wording is very educative, overall the book is simply great.