

The Throne of Glass
- Created by
- Sarah J. Maas
- Character(s)
- Celaena Sardothien, Dorian Havilliard, Rowan Whitethorn, Chaol Westfall, Manon Blackbeak, Nehemia Ytger, Aedion Ashryver, Lysandra, Elide Lochan
The Throne of Glass franchise is a high fantasy series centered around Celaena Sardothien, a young assassin with a hidden royal lineage who embarks on a journey of self-discovery, power, and rebellion against oppressive forces. The series, written by Sarah J. Maas, spans eight books, including prequels, and has garnered a large following for its complex characters, intricate world-building, and epic storyline.
Several characters fall in love with Aelin throughout the Throne of Glass series, but there's one romance Maas cuts tragically short.
Aelin is easily one of Maas' best characters, so it's no wonder many characters fall for her — but some of her romances are better than others.
Aelin has multiple romances over the course of Throne of Glass, and the one from the early books deserved a better ending in Queen of Shadows.
Throne of Glass fans need to know about this gladiator fantasy book, as its premise is reminiscent of Maas’ series — just with a unique spin.
The Throne of Glass series may never get another sequel, but these characters could seriously benefit from their stories continuing after the books.
Those looking for the deadly heroine and political dynamics of Throne of Glass should check out one great fantasy book that came out four years ago.
If a ninth Throne of Glass book ever happens, Sarah J. Maas shouldn’t undo Aelin’s original ending in Kingdom of Ash — even if it’s unpopular.
Books like Throne of Glass aren’t as easy to find as novels like ACOTAR, but there are a few that make good follow-ups to Sarah J. Maas’ first series.
Throne of Glass ended with Kingdom of Ash back in 2018, but it sounds like Sarah J. Maas is open to returning to the series in the future.
A Court of Thorns and Roses isn't the first Sarah J. Maas show to die at Hulu, as the streamer bought Throne of Glass in 2016 and never produced it.
Maas has made several comments that hint at her possibly returning to Throne of Glass, and many things should happen in a new book if she does.
Aelin Galathynius is easily one of Sarah J. Maas' best book heroine's, but some readers take issue with one of her more prominent traits in the series
A wild Rhysand fan theory may be true, and if it is, it would perfectly connect Maas' ACOTAR series to another of her many popular fantasy series'.
Hulu's forgotten Throne of Glass adaptation could have become an epic fantasy television series worthy of replacing Game of Thrones.
The prospect of Hulu’s Court of Thorns & Roses TV show is exciting, but a forgotten Sarah J. Maas adaptation should have happened first.
ACOTAR, Throne of Glass, and Crescent City share a setting and collectively span a few years, with some time markers to establish the timeline.
Sarah J. Maas gives Throne of Glass’ characters satisfying send-offs in Kingdom of Ash, but there’s one player who deserves a spinoff book or series.
A Court of Thorns & Roses and Throne of Glass are both great stories, but I wish that ACOTAR followed one refreshing trend from the earlier series.
Celaena Sardothien transforms from Adarlan’s Assassin into something much greater in the Throne of Glass books, but how old is she in the series?
There’s no shortage of great characters in the Throne of Glass books, but Sarah J. Maas’ series wastes one of its most interesting additions.