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# Intricate world-building & lore 689 pages of epic fantasy 75 chapters of intense conflict Empire of Storms: From the # 1 Sunday Times best-selling author of A Court of Thorns and Roses (Throne of Glass)

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## Summary

> ⚡️ Empire of Storms: Where fantasy meets fierce loyalty and unforgettable sacrifice.

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## Key Features

- • **Epic Finale Unleashed:** The thrilling conclusion to the beloved Throne of Glass saga—don’t miss the climax everyone’s talking about.
- • **Deep Character Evolution:** Experience rich, believable growth in Aelin, Rowan, and friends that will keep you emotionally hooked.
- • **Immersive World-Building:** Dive into a meticulously crafted fantasy realm with maps and lore that transport you beyond the page.
- • **Unputdownable Page-Turner:** Over 600 pages of seamless storytelling, balancing epic battles with heartfelt moments—perfect for your next binge read.
- • **Mature, Gritty Storytelling:** A bold shift with mature themes and intense scenes that elevate the series for adult readers.

## Overview

Empire of Storms is the fifth book in Sarah J. Maas’s best-selling Throne of Glass series, delivering 689 pages of mature, action-packed fantasy. With 75 chapters, intricate world-building, and deep character development, it’s a must-read for fans craving an epic conclusion filled with emotional depth, war, and unforgettable twists.

## Description

The thrilling conclusion to the Throne of Glass series. Only the greatest sacrifice can turn the tide of war as kingdoms collide in this epic fantasy adventure.

Review: Looking for the lock - Fifth novel in the 'Throne of Glass' series of fantasy novels. This is not a jumping on point for new readers. There is nothing to bring them into the story, or anything to remind regular ones what went before. Regular readers do please note that although the first four books in this series were marketed as novels for young adults, the back cover of this one says CONTAINS MATURE CONTENT. NOT SUITABLE FOR YOUNGER READERS. There's violence aplenty and a couple of bits of strong language, but the above warning is largely for scenes of an adult nature. So really this is only for the over sixteeens. There is a map of the setting at the start. A short prologue. Then the book runs for six hundred and eighty nine pages. It's divided into two parts, and further into seventy five chapters. Following on from the end of the last book, Aelin still has a lot to do. She wants to save Terrasen. But with Erawan's schemes underway, the continent is headed for war. And what is Maeve up to? As Aelin's relationship with Rowan develops, a quest awaits them and her friends that might save the day. But as ever, some very very painful choices await as well. In the meantime, Manon, Lochan and Elide have journeys ahead of them also. Everyone is going to be very different by the end... There's a lot of world building and a lot of made up words to take in, but the writing is as smooth as ever and a pleasure to read. You couldn't describe any of these six hundred and eighty eight pages as padding. It knows where it's going and what it's doing all the time. There are character moments a plenty, and epic action also comes along as well. There's also a much bigger picture, which is steadily unfolded as we go along. The attention to detail here is very impressive. Character relationships do develop superbly well in believable fashion along the way. With the rough and the smooth for all concerned. Everything does come together so well in the final quarter, with twists and turns galore and excellent action. And scenes that do put some characters through the wringer. These don't seem to have gone down too well with some. But since it's not the end of the story, it remains to be seen what will happen next. It's another cliffhanger. And one that really might make you howl. But if the storyteller makes you desperate to know what develops then they're done their job. Although the going more adult and parts of the ending might not go down well with some, this remains another great bit of writing in a really great series. And I will be back for the next one.
Review: Best One Yet- Can’t Put It Down! 🔥 - I’m currently on book 5 of this 7-book series, and Empire of Storms has easily been my favourite so far. The character development in this one is so good—especially the personal relationship development of Aelin and Rowan, Dorian, and Lysandra. You really feel their growth, their struggles, and their loyalty, which makes the story all the more gripping. Sarah J. Maas truly is one of the best fantasy writers out there. Her world-building, emotional depth, and ability to balance action with quieter, character-driven moments is unmatched. This book is a thick one, but totally worth it. I was hooked from beginning to end—and so was my 92-year-old Nana! She’s reading the series with me and can’t wait to dive into the next one to see what happens next. If you’re considering this series—do it. It’s emotional, action-packed, and completely absorbing.

## Features

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## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,012 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 31 in Military Fantasy (Books) 54 in Teen & Young Adult (Books) 73 in Historical Fantasy (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 124,282 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Looking for the lock
*by P***R on 19 September 2016*

Fifth novel in the 'Throne of Glass' series of fantasy novels. This is not a jumping on point for new readers. There is nothing to bring them into the story, or anything to remind regular ones what went before. Regular readers do please note that although the first four books in this series were marketed as novels for young adults, the back cover of this one says CONTAINS MATURE CONTENT. NOT SUITABLE FOR YOUNGER READERS. There's violence aplenty and a couple of bits of strong language, but the above warning is largely for scenes of an adult nature. So really this is only for the over sixteeens. There is a map of the setting at the start. A short prologue. Then the book runs for six hundred and eighty nine pages. It's divided into two parts, and further into seventy five chapters. Following on from the end of the last book, Aelin still has a lot to do. She wants to save Terrasen. But with Erawan's schemes underway, the continent is headed for war. And what is Maeve up to? As Aelin's relationship with Rowan develops, a quest awaits them and her friends that might save the day. But as ever, some very very painful choices await as well. In the meantime, Manon, Lochan and Elide have journeys ahead of them also. Everyone is going to be very different by the end... There's a lot of world building and a lot of made up words to take in, but the writing is as smooth as ever and a pleasure to read. You couldn't describe any of these six hundred and eighty eight pages as padding. It knows where it's going and what it's doing all the time. There are character moments a plenty, and epic action also comes along as well. There's also a much bigger picture, which is steadily unfolded as we go along. The attention to detail here is very impressive. Character relationships do develop superbly well in believable fashion along the way. With the rough and the smooth for all concerned. Everything does come together so well in the final quarter, with twists and turns galore and excellent action. And scenes that do put some characters through the wringer. These don't seem to have gone down too well with some. But since it's not the end of the story, it remains to be seen what will happen next. It's another cliffhanger. And one that really might make you howl. But if the storyteller makes you desperate to know what develops then they're done their job. Although the going more adult and parts of the ending might not go down well with some, this remains another great bit of writing in a really great series. And I will be back for the next one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best One Yet- Can’t Put It Down! 🔥
*by R***Y on 5 August 2025*

I’m currently on book 5 of this 7-book series, and Empire of Storms has easily been my favourite so far. The character development in this one is so good—especially the personal relationship development of Aelin and Rowan, Dorian, and Lysandra. You really feel their growth, their struggles, and their loyalty, which makes the story all the more gripping. Sarah J. Maas truly is one of the best fantasy writers out there. Her world-building, emotional depth, and ability to balance action with quieter, character-driven moments is unmatched. This book is a thick one, but totally worth it. I was hooked from beginning to end—and so was my 92-year-old Nana! She’s reading the series with me and can’t wait to dive into the next one to see what happens next. If you’re considering this series—do it. It’s emotional, action-packed, and completely absorbing.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Another Addictive Addition To The Series
*by C***S on 30 December 2022*

’But there was no such thing as a better world – no such thing as a happy end.’ ‘Empire of Storms’ is the first book in the ‘Throne Of Glass’ series that wasn’t a re-read for me so naturally I was highly excited to discover exactly what would happen next. Especially given just how extreme the danger consistently is within this devastatingly brutal yet enchanting world. Needless to say I was hooked on this novel and didn’t want to put it down. Every moment spent lost within its pages was a delight and I can’t wait to discover exactly how this series will end. Like the previous books in the series this book is jam packed with action, adventure, danger, romance and intrigue. There’s so much darkness and devastation yet all of the romances that you also get to watch play out sizzle with heat. There were times, I admit, where I was left wandering is this series truly is YA due to how heated some of the scenes became. The romance and depth of feeling behind all these pairings never ceases to amaze me though. Every connection seems to crackle with chemistry which is a wonder to behold. There are lots of twists, turns and dramatic showdowns. Aelin kept me on my toes, as ever, the way that her scheming mind manages to work leaving me breathless on occasion. There were revelations that left me staggered, a dive into the past that revealed mountains of information, and many shape-shifting dynamics that left me breathless with anticipation. So much happens in this book. It’s awe-inspiring to watch everything continue to slot into place. Although how this series will end I simply do not know. This is certainly one fantasy series that keeps you in constant suspense. Oh and that ending? How on earth did readers wait for the next two books to release after that? Needless to say I’m itching to dive into the final (I’m writing this review after reading ‘Tower Of Dawn’ too as time got away from me) now. Personally I think ‘Queen Of Shadows’ is still my favourite of these books to date – due mainly to the staggering number of twists, turns and some of the showdowns that I’d been waiting for – but I still adored this book regardless. The whole of this series is undeniably a ‘must read’ for all fantasy fans.

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