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Crown of Midnight

Crown of Midnight

Book by Sarah J. Maas

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Oct 29, 2026

AnnabelleHOST
89:46
My Audible is so crazy.
AnnabelleHOST
89:48
There's Fourth Wing, Mindfuck, a shit ton of hockey romance, and then you get Harry Potter, Crescent City, Harry Potter, Crescent City, Assassin's Blade, Harry Potter, Crown of Midnight, Crescent City, The One,
GarrettGUEST
90:07
Vampire.
GarrettGUEST
90:08
Real quick, now that you've finished, what was your favorite Throne of Glass book?
Jessica MarieHOST
34:07
And they were talking about the word gates and the portals.
Jessica MarieHOST
34:10
And then I was like, well, I remember the portal from Crown of Midnight.
Jessica MarieHOST
34:15
But then they're talking about... multiple worlds and like we knew about like the little folk and then they were talking about the glass tower and then somebody was saying like and I know we're not like huge into theories but I do understand where people once they go back some of the things just seem glaringly because like weren't the Asteri on like in a glass tower on like glass thrones at some point so I'm not like I didn't really take notes for this when I read it, but I was like, wait a second.
Jessica MarieHOST
34:53
That's interesting.

11 MINS LATER

Jessica MarieHOST
45:53
glad that you brought this up because you're like in my head with what I've written down.
Jessica MarieHOST
45:59
I was like, I don't want to forget this, that I know there are people out there who are insistent or persistent about the reading order and that Assassin's Blade has to be read first.
Jessica MarieHOST
46:13
And you know what? I remember when I finished Crown of Midnight and I said, I'm going to go into Assassin's Blade.
Jessica MarieHOST
46:21
And then I started Era of Fire.
speaker_0HOST
0:26
We are Kelly, Lindsay, and Catherine, and we are three book besties diving into romanticism with unhinged theories and a bit of spice.
speaker_0HOST
0:34
Today, we will be giving you a summary of Crown of Midnight, book two in the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas.
speaker_0HOST
0:42
We're not here to start a reading order debate.
speaker_0HOST
0:44
This is our preferred reading order.

30 MINS LATER

speaker_0HOST
31:02
heir to the throne and rightful queen of Terrace.
speaker_0HOST
31:06
And now I have goosebumps.
speaker_0HOST
31:10
Well, that is a wrap on our summary episode of Crown of Midnight, book two in the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas.
speaker_0HOST
31:17
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LindsayHOST
32:05
Be sure to like, follow, rate, and comment on our podcasts wherever you are listening and follow us on social media channels at Bantram Bookmarks so we can find more unhinged fantasy readers just like you.
KellyHOST
32:16
In our next episode, we will be summarizing book two in the series, Crown of Midnight.
KellyHOST
32:21
Thank you so much for joining us.
KellyHOST
32:24
Happy reading.
SammyHOST
15:15
Aelin's journey becoming queen is...
KGHOST
15:19
all of the books it's wild so the first few books um we didn't note this we're trying to go quick but like she's working in Adderlyn as an assassin under Erebon Hommel um she ends up going to Endovir as a slave for years when she's caught she ends up coming back to Adderlyn ends up revealing her um who she actually is um to kale and dorian after participating after participating and becoming in this like competition and like yeah which doesn't really become to be important ever again but she's she's in this competition to become the king's assassin assassin to get out of jail basically to get out of the salt mines and so then um kind of at the big culmination and crown of midnight her name she has to reveal who she actually is and to save her they get her on a boat out of Adderland so the king doesn't find out um to Windland so pick us up sorry
SammyHOST
16:14
No, that's a good point to make.
KGHOST
16:16
There we go.

12 MINS LATER

KGHOST
28:21
So actually these high priestesses at this Yulmas ceremony, they each of the nine gods and goddesses of the world and throne of glass choose a specific person to honor that year.
KGHOST
28:34
And there are little kids that get to choose.
KGHOST
28:37
selena slash alien gets chosen by the goddess deanna in this temple scene um who i think is who ness's power comes from and i'm gonna get this in a minute but anyway deanna was the goddess um mab who she was turned into a goddess when she died she was one of the three sister queens with maeve who we find out maeve was not their sister and like staged the whole thing but that's the consensus so when may um mab and the other one i'm blanking on her name uh died they became goddesses i don't know how that worked to be honest and we don't ever find out but anyway they're ailens great grandmother so deanna mab is ailens great grandmother very interesting um crazy Next one, Crown of Midnight in Chapter 14.
KGHOST
29:31
Let's go back to that tapestry I mentioned a minute ago that Bloomsbury updated.
Sara AnaHOST
17:07
We're gonna move on to the assassin and the captain.
Sara AnaHOST
17:10
Now this is Selina and Kale after Throne of Glass, but before Crown of Midnight.
Sara AnaHOST
17:16
This takes place after the very first mission Selina is sent on.
Sara AnaHOST
17:20
She's three days later than the time that she was supposed to be back.
Sara AnaHOST
18:38
So that was pretty cool to know that because obviously we've already read the actual books.
Sara AnaHOST
18:45
And then to see the way that she's acting, she's clearly like a ball of nerves.
Sara AnaHOST
18:49
Because when we first see Selena in Crown of Midnight...
Sara AnaHOST
18:53
This is after two, three, maybe even four missions.
FranHOST
41:44
...
FranHOST
41:44
Crown of Midnight.
GiaHOST
41:44
Crown of Midnight, Crown of Midnight.
KellyHOST
41:45
Crown of Midnight.
FranHOST
41:45
Throne of Glass, Crown of Midnight, then Assassin's Blade, then Heir of Fire, Queen of Shadows.
GiaHOST
41:50
Oh.
KellyHOST
41:50
Yeah, that's how I saw it.
GiaHOST
41:53
Okay, interesting

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Sarah J. Maas Reading Books In Order

Oct 14 · 1 Mention

speaker_3HOST
16:50
Which is?
speaker_1HOST
16:51
Maas instructs the reader to start with book one, Throne of Glass, then proceed to book two, Crown of Midnight.
speaker_3HOST
16:57
Okay, so you're two books deep.
speaker_1HOST
16:58
Yes, and at that precise moment, the reader is instructed to halt all forward progression.
TaraHOST
5:35
Ready? In 2012, Sarah released Throne of Glass, the first full novel in the Throne of Glass series.
TaraHOST
5:49
In 2013, she released Crown of Midnight, the next novel in- The Throne of Glass series.
TaraHOST
5:57
In 2014, she released the prequel, which we call book one.
TaraHOST
6:03
So that means the first one published is two, and the second one published is actually three, okay? Um, so that's The Assassin's Blade.
Bryony McGuinnessGUEST
33:00
Uh, David Copperfield, which I again hated that book, because we read it in, in year 12, and they were like, "You need to finish this book before you come back for, like, before you finish the school holidays and come and start year 12." And I'm like, "Do we not earn this holidays? Like, the book's like a brick." So I'm reading it again, and I am enjoying it this time.
Bryony McGuinnessGUEST
33:20
[laughs] Um, the, I'm reading Crown of Midnight from the Throne of Glass series, and Crescent City 2 because the new books are coming out of Sarah J. Maas.
Bryony McGuinnessGUEST
33:29
Um, The One Remaining, which is also a Baker's Lane book, Alchemized, and The Book Thief, and I'm also reading Odyssey and my friend's book, Silent Whisper, which I think is, which you can get on, um, Amazon, and, um, also my editor's recommended Terms and Conditions: Life in a Girl- Life in Girls' Boarding Schools, 1939 to 1979.
Nick WasilievHOST
33:55
Damn.

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