House of Sky and Breath
Sarah J. Maas, 2022
Fantasy RomanceScience fictionContemporary fiction
A dangerous city, a stalled rebellion, and a love that keeps crossing the borders between worlds.
Feels like longing and serenity. About love, power and freedom.
A page from the book
An oath that refuses to end at any distance.
Our love is stronger than time, greater than any distance. Our love spans across stars and worlds. I will find you again, I promise. Sarah J. Maas.Sarah J. Maas wrote the first Throne of Glass drafts at sixteen and posted them online, building a following before publication.
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Questions readers ask
- What is House of Sky and Breath like?
- Feels like longing and serenity. About love, power and freedom.
- What should I read after House of Sky and Breath?
- If you liked House of Sky and Breath, try Lightlark (Alex Aster), Twisted Love (Ana Huang) and Rebel Witch (Kristen Ciccarelli).
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What it sounds like when someone could ruin you and chooses not to.
I could open a black hole that would swallow the beach. I could turn the sea dark as ink and kill everything inside of it. I could demolish the castle, brick by brick, from where we stand. I could take you back to Nightshade lands with me right now.” His voice was deep as dreams, dark as nightmares. “I could do all of those things.” His lips pressed against the top of her ear, for just a moment. “And I might—if I didn’t think you would hate me for it.
Lightlark · Alex Aster
The hardest sacrifice might not be death.
Love.” The word floated between us on a soft gust of air. “Deep, abiding, unconditional love. You want it so much you’re willing to live for it.” Most people thought the biggest sacrifice they could make was to die for something. They were wrong. The biggest sacrifice someone could make was to live for something—to allow it to consume you and turn you into a version of yourself you didn’t recognize. Death was oblivion; life was reality, the harshest truth that had ever existed.
Twisted Love · Ana Huang
The one force no regime has ever managed to outlaw.
The problem with love is the more you try to destroy it, the stronger it becomes. It might look like weakness on the surface. But in truth, it’s tougher than steel. Love can’t be controlled. Love can’t obey unjust laws. Love will always oppose tyrants.
Rebel Witch · Kristen Ciccarelli
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