Tower of Dawn

For a long time, the series discussed everything about Celaena, and this time Sarah J. Maas starts describing a few things about Chaol. Chaol was introduced in the previous part for the first time and now he goes on a campaign of his own. The narration is tackled by Elizabeth Evans again because she is the expert of the entire drama. Chaol used to be the captain of the Guard in the past and he was bound to serve the king but that is not the case now.

He has grief in his heart because many men died during his command and he thinks that he was the reason behind the entire thing. He was deceiving the throne and just when the king had a chance to kill him, Chaol’s life was spared. Now he is not the same man anymore rather he is broken physically and mentally.

There is a chance that his body can heal if he gets to the healers of Torre Cesme in Antica. Chaol wants to go to that land but another war is coming and his country needs him more than ever. So there is a serious problem i.e whether he should serve his country like he used to do in the past or he should look to achieve personal goals instead.

If you are trying to listen to the same characters in Empire of Storms and A Court of Mist and Fury then this is a perfect book for you. This is not the sort in which a hero is emerging rather the captain of the guard is in deep trouble and he is unable to make the right decision for himself and for the land that he loves so much.