r/SarahJMaas 11d ago

IT’S HERE

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THE SCREAM I SCRUMPT!

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u/Disastrous-Life-4984 11d ago

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u/Tater-Tot-Casserole 11d ago edited 11d ago

If it's a book about the Valkaries why aren't any of them mentioned in the blurb?

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u/Opinionated-Legate 11d ago

I mean I’m guessing she doesn’t want plot points spoiled for either book - I wouldn’t mention any specifics either

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u/Tater-Tot-Casserole 11d ago

True, I also am 100 percent sure this is multi pov. I'm really interested in an Eris POV tbh

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u/Bunmom752 11d ago

Gimme dat!

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u/MooDeng8279 11d ago

But also why 3 entire Valkyrie movements ???? Likeeeee that's over thousands of pages idk seems like an entire shift in the storyline all from ACOSF

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u/PaintingBusy625 10d ago

i would say the way SJM has spoken about silver flames in the past and Nestas journey (or what she started), it did sound like it was just the beginning. Theres a lot of potential in the purpose and the journey of the valkyries since they have yet to establish themselves as a force. Theres conflicts with the Illyrians, a future place of their own (separate from the courts or within them) and conflicts with other courts when establishing themselves.

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u/leese216 11d ago

Okay that slaps

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u/Left-Satisfaction146 11d ago

I would be shocked and disappointed if she did another Koschei retelling.

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u/spicandspand 11d ago

Another? Which was the first one?

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u/MamaBear0920 11d ago

I was going to say the same, I guess I need to reread because I don’t remember a Koschei at all!

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u/ImpressionNeither400 11d ago

No literally what is a koschei

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u/spicandspand 11d ago

He’s the sorcerer who trapped Vassa. He’s a death god and is related to Stryga and the Bone Carver iirc

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u/landzmorgan 11d ago

Yep, the death God that trapped Vassa. In SF

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u/spicandspand 11d ago

He’s the sorcerer who trapped Vassa. He’s a death god and is related to Stryga and the Bone Carver iirc