So... This book, it left me partly heartbroken, partly enthusiastic and utterly sad that it is finished. Fortunately there will be another sequel end of Octobre, but still, that's a loooong time without Aelin, Rowan, Choal and all of them.

I am glad that the people I wanted working together ended up exactly like that, and the romances formed are amazing, though partly slightly predictable, but leave you smiling and feeling warm allover nonetheless.
The way Sarah Maas describes and portrays disability, physical as well as mental, is really well thought through and very realistic. There were moments tears just sprang into my eyes when reading the internal struggles Choal went through, and what it took for him to finally let go.

The reason this book took me so long to finish... On the one hand, the series slowed down for me, mostly because of the descriptive battle scenes and all that encompasses those (which is in no way unpleasant to read, just not entirely my cup of tea) and on the other hand the fact that I knew that as soon as I finished Tower of Dawn I would be left without the Throne of Glass world until the end of Octobre. The whole, you like a series (or book) so much that you want to finish it to know the outcome, but don't want to finish it because... well... then it's finished, kind of thing.

Anywho, all in all, as with all books of Sarah Maas it seems, I enjoyed Tower of Dawn all the way through and am sad that I now have to wait to know what will happen to all my favorite friends.

The ending though... Sarah Maas, once again, you're killing me!!!