A Sky Beyond the Storm: The jaw-dropping finale to the New York Times bestselling fantasy series that began with AN EMBER IN THE ASHES: Book 4 (Ember Quartet)

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Well, this is it folks. I give the Ember Quartet recognition for being one of the first series to truly get me interested in fantasy as a genre. It is a sweeping epic, told through many eyes. It is no stranger to tragedy, but is also steeped with many joys. I was so mad, I did not read the book for days. It was my petty way of revenge. I knew he would die, as it was foreshadowed enough, but why would you kill him off? How dare you do it? 😭💔 Readers get the ELAIA (Elias and Laia) ending that they’ve been dreaming of and though it was a long time coming, it was worth the wait. If you’re a fan of slow-burn romances, then this is a series that has just about everything you could ever want. Sometimes, when a book is overhyped it’s not as good. However, this was not the case with A Sky Beyond the Storm! Helene’s character development A Sky Beyond the Storm has a few side characters who’re LGBTQ+, but the author does not feature them prominently in the story, only mentioning them a few times. Is this book spicy? Can I just say, that I don’t think I’ve ever been so happy for characters to finally get together! FOUR BOOKS I have waited, and the fact that it was just so ahhhhh! I can’t get over it, and I don’t think I ever will it literally killed me off when reading them. I was like FINALLLLLLLY!

You are broken. But it is broken things that are the sharpest. The deadliest. It is broken things that are the most unexpected, and the most underestimated.” BEWARE these next comments are going to include spoilers I will say Spoiler over when it’s over, it will just be talking about certain characters, I will not be stating any big surprise *jaw to the floor oh my god moments* or any character deaths, it’s more about character interactions and things I expected to happen. Harper is perfect for Helene and Helene is perfect for Harper. They’re one of my favorite couples in the series. One of my favorite lines is when Helene said, “Damn my traitorous heart to the hells.” It’s amusing how Helene kept trying to put distance between her and Harper. But, after saying this she starts to realize how much she loves him. A Sky beyond the Storm is the final book of the thrilling Ember in the Ashes series by Sabaa Tahir. It was published on the 10 th of December, 2020.

Honestly, there’s not much that happens in this book. There are about 4-5 major incidents I can think of, but otherwise the rest of it is just filler.

She is busy trying to win the war and outmaneuver Keris Veturia who has always been her enemy. But in this book, their opposition becomes more and more pronounced. The Nightbringer She is now besties with Helene, and they hated each other in the first three books. All I can say is, why? What happened to her character? The main reason I liked her character a bit was because she was a plain, ordinary girl who was still strong. This just ruined everything. There is also blood, branding, (child) deaths, murder, and childbirth. It also contains grief and mourning. A Sky beyond the Storm mango sceneAnd from all of these things that I take, I will be remade. I will become a better person. I will have learned not to take advantage of my people and my moments and the time I have left. I will have learned to stay silent and listen to people before I speak my mind and I will always keep believing in other people. And I do my best to spread love and kindness everywhere I go. I know that in this book she is 'blushing' and acting a bit different from her cool, calculated manner, BUT I loved it. Because I love Helene. And I loved seeing the more emotional side to her, as I consider myself an emotional person, and I could relate to her more. I do understand why a lot of people did not like her POV though.