The Assassin's Blade : : the Throne of Glass Novellas

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The assassin and the pirate lord -- The assassin and the healer -- The assassin and the desert -- The assassin and the underworld -- The assassin and the empire.
In these five prequel novellas to Throne of glass, feared assassin Celaena embarks on daring missions that take her from remote islands to hostile deserts, where she fights to liberate slaves and avenge tyranny.
Contents: Assassin and the pirate lord. -- Assassin and the healer. -- Assassin and the desert. -- Assassin and the underworld. -- Assassin and the empire.

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Unusual YA Fantasy submitted by nsvinicki on July 21, 2017, 4:34pm Good as a stand-alone series of novellas, and an excellent companion to Maas' Throne of Glass novels. These were amazing. The last one was the hardest to read, mostly because I love Sam and Celaena and they are honestly my first #otp. I loved the backstory and how it connects with the rest of the books in the series. You can read these at any point in the Throne of Glass series, and they're excellent and relevant. That's to me what makes an amazing novella, is it doesn't give spoilers but enriches the main story.

Great Book submitted by Evokitty on July 18, 2020, 6:02pm This is my all time favorite series. This book fills in a lot of the gaps in the early books and connects the dots in some of the later books. It is a precursor to the series, so reading this first isn't a bad idea.

Must read for the Throne of Glass series. submitted by arader24 on June 13, 2021, 6:23pm This book is a collection of shorter stories that give the history and background that is really important for the Throne of Glass series. While it can be read without this book, this really enriches the rest of the story. I highly recommend it.