I hesitated reading this series, because the narrator was not Elizabeth Evans, and after spending a few weeks submerged in the ToG series, I didn't know how I'd feel about a different voice bringing me back into the world of the Fey. I am happy I did though, as I laughed out loud in very awkward places, and spent one night hunched over a project crying at the kitchen table. Admittedly I found the characters could be a little blah - their development sometimes confusing - and there are some traits that are classic Sarah J. Maas (found in ToG series as well). The bitter end of that final battle had me giving Sarah a vulgar gesture - thankfully she redeemed herself. Sidebar: I really wish Feyre and our assassin (whose name I can't spell since I haven't actually "read" the books) - would meet. Crossover, please! Sidebar 2: the narrator for 1 and 2 wasn't nearly as good as this one.

The best of all. I want more of the author, who has a particular way to tell a story and cunning creativity

I loved it! The best! I loved the intimacy! I loved the storie

A Cort of mist and fury is 5 stars by far the best book out of first 3 I've read!

Great listen! So captivating, my favorite of the series so far. Can’t wait for the next.

Maas can write sex scenes effectively. Battle sequences and political intrigue, however, are VERY POORLY described, and there's a lot of both in this book. Also, every character's motivation, and therefore all the action in this series, seems to be driven by the sexual preferences of an adolescent girl, who is a Mary Sue. Hilariously bad.

Definitely one of my favorites!!! I am on the third now and still love the series!!!!

The narrator was great, really made the story come to life

I throughly enjoy ACOTAR series but this narrator had me wanting to turn it off many time.

The best book I’ve ever read! So incredible.