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I absolutely love House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas because of the incredible world-building and the intense drama that drew me in when I had a chance to truly sit down and read it. It actually took me 3 times to finally get through the first chapter because of how many times I became distracted by other things. Maas has a rare ability to create rich, immersive worlds that feel real and alive, where every detail—from the politics of different factions to the complexities of the characters’ relationships—adds layers to the story.

The city of Lunathion, with its mix of magic, danger, and intricate societal structures, feels like a place I could step into and explore. I could so vividly imagine the city in my head. But it’s not just the world-building that captivates me; the emotional depth and drama between the characters, especially Bryce and Hunt, had me hooked from start to finish. Their struggles, both personal and external, kept me on the edge of my seat, and I couldn’t put the book down. At over 800 pages, it’s a hefty read, but I devoured it in just two days because I couldn’t wait to see what would happen next—every chapter felt like a new twist, and I was completely invested in the journey.