#Realm Breaker by Victoria Aveyard

[sixofhoez]

No one understands how much I love Mare for not hiding her M scar. Instead, displaying it proudly to not only show that she survived, but to really paint the picture of how much of a Monster Maven was.

She so brave

[bigdreamsandwildthings]

Two of my author queens that deservedly sit high upon my favourites shelf 🖤

[rhysknees]

What to read next

[read-as-dawn]

Not enough people are obsessed with the Realm Breaker trilogy

[shizzlesisntevenaword]

Just finished Fate Breaker and begging anyone who has the B&N and/or Waterstones special editions to scan me pics of the extra chapters. I NEED TO KNOW HOW DOM AND SORASA GOT TO KISSING IN THE MIDDLE OF A DESERT. I JUST DO. Please please pl

[nymph-of-water]

[jessread-s]

✩⚔️🐉Series Review:

⋆ Found family

⋆ Multiple povs

⋆ High fantasy

Growing up, my dad was completely enamored by “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of The Rings”. Try as I might, I found the books he continues to put on a pedestal hard to get through (nobody tell him I said that). But I think I found what he loves so much about those books in Victoria Aveyard’s “Realm Breaker” trilogy. From the very first page, Aveyard completely immersed me in her complex world and invested me in the lives of her diverse, well-developed characters. With each new chapter, I couldn’t get enough of the dynamic between the Companions and held my breath as their lives were continuously jeopardized the closer they came to completing their quest to save the realm. And of course, because this is a Victoria Aveyard book, there were many betrayals that caught me by surprise, swoon-worthy (yet subtle) romantic moments, and epic battles that held my attention as I progressed through each book in the trilogy. The ending is everything I could have wanted and more and still leaves the door open a crack for more mischief to occur. 

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[attack-on-tbr]

"Haunt me, Domacridhan" is peak romance

[typingwithmyhandstied]

If Andry Trelland dies in Fate Breaker, that will be my villain origin story.

[freddycartr]

when they are so fucking dangerous that they needed to be chained within a cell and the guards are afraid that they don’t get close to her cell, so they give her food with a stick and he has chains around his neck and arms that are keeping him immobile because that’s how fucking deadly they are>>>

[sixofhoez]

Can we all agree that the Red Queen did the Brotherly Love-Triangle trope WAY better than the Inheritance Games

[bookcoversonly]

Title: Realm Breaker | Author: Victoria Aveyard | Publisher: Orion Publishing (2021)

[eleftherian]

ok so I finished realm breaker yesterday and tbh im just so happy people like victoria aveyard are writing stories as aggressively and overtly decolonist as this we love that

[troubleatthelakefront]

[goldfish-gay]

Me 🤝 my notes app while reading a book.

[lucy-the-cat]

what things do you dislike in aveyards writing?

I think she's bad at endings (the battle at the end of War Storm ends with like, the saddest frizzle and Fate Breaker ends with a gaping plot hole). I haven't read the books in a while so I don't really remember anything else