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Aug 2022
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A Court of Mist and Fury: Chapters 29 - ...

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In the space between their visit to the mortal realms and their wait for an invitation to the Summer Court, Feyre joins the Inner Circle for her first night on the town in Velaris. She finds there are many aspects of the City of Starlight to enjoy, bringing with it some new revelations. Feyre begins her mental and physical training with Rhysand and Cassian, and in the process admits to herself the things she’s been too afraid to say aloud for far too long.


This episode of Book Talk for BookTok covers chapters 29 through 31 of Sarah J. Maas' A Court of Mist and Fury.

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