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MAAS, Sarah J.: Un palais d'épines et de roses (5 volumes - 4 couvertures souples et 1 rigide)

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MAAS, Sarah J.: Un palais d'épines et de roses (5 volumes - 4 couvertures souples et 1 rigide)Un palais d'pines et de roses (Tome 1 2022) En chassant dans les bois enneigs, Feyre voulait seulement nourrir sa famille. Mais elle a commis l'irrparable en tuant un Fae, et la voici emmene de force Prythian, royaume des immortels. L bas, pourtant, sa prison est un palais magnifique et son gelier n'a rien d'un monstre. Tamlin, un Grand Seigneur Fae, la traite comme une princesse. Et quel est ce mal qui ronge le royaume et risque de s'tendre celui des

Un palais d'épines et de roses  (Tome 1 - 2022)

En chassant dans les bois enneigés, Feyre voulait seulement nourrir sa famille. Mais elle a commis l'irréparable en tuant un Fae, et la voici emmenée de force à Prythian, royaume des immortels.
Là-bas, pourtant, sa prison est un palais magnifique
 et son geôlier n'a rien d'un monstre. Tamlin, un Grand Seigneur Fae, la traite comme une princesse.
Et quel est ce mal qui ronge le royaume et risque de s'étendre à celui des mortels ?
A l'évidence, Feyre n'est pas une simple prisonnière. Mais comment une jeune humaine d'origine aussi modeste pourrait-elle venir en aide à de si puissants seigneurs ?
Sa liberté, en tout cas, semble être à ce prix.

Un palais de colère et de brume (Tome 2 - 2022)

Après avoir survécu aux défis d'Amarantha, Feyre est devenue une Fae et a hérité de pouvoirs qui échappent à son contrôle. Mais son coeur est resté celui d'une humaine, et elle ne peut effacer ce qu'elle a dû commettre pour sauver Tamlin et la Cour du Printemps.... Elle ne peut non plus oublier qu'elle a conclu un marché avec Rhysand, le redoutable Grand Seigneur de la Cour de la Nuit. Une semaine par mois, elle doit séjourner à ses côtés, dans son palais. D'abord réticente, Feyre découvrira pourtant qu'il est loin d'être le Fae cruel et manipulateur qu'elle croyait connaître. Avec lui, elle va apprendre à dompter ses pouvoirs.
Et douter de ce qu'elle ressent pour Tamlin.... Mais au-delà de la Cour de la Nuit, une menace se profile. Car les desseins du roi d'Hybern pourraient bien ébranler à nouveau le royaume des immortels....

Un palais de cendres et de ruines (Tome 3 - 2021)

Devenue Grande Dame de la Cour de la Nuit, Feyre a offert son coeur à Rhysand.

 Après la trahison de Tamlin, pourtant, la jeune femme n'a eu d'autre choix que de suivre celui-ci à la Cour du Printemps, qu'elle considérait autrefois comme sa maison. Mais Feyre n'a qu'une idée en tête : découvrir ce que manigance Tamlin, qui s'est rangé aux côtés du roi d'Hybern, et rentrer au plus vite à la Cour de la Nuit.

Car la guerre contre Hybern est imminente, et Feyre et Rhysand doivent à tout prix rallier les Grands Seigneurs à leur cause....

Un palais de glace et de lumière (Tome 4 - 2021)

Depuis la fin de la guerre qui a ébranlé Prythian, Feyre, Rhysand et leurs plus fidèles amis s'attachent à reconstruire la Cour de la Nuit.

Mais si le solstice d'hiver apporte une période de repos bien méritée, il semblerait que l'atmosphère festive ne parvienne pas à chasser les fantômes du passé....

Alors que le coeur de Feyre guérit peu à peu, ses sœurs et ses amis dissimulent des blessures encore profondes. Et si le temps des batailles est révolu, les tensions perdurent et menacent une paix encore fragile.

Les cicatrices et les rancunes accumulées jadis auront-elles raison du fragile équilibre de ce nouveau monde ?

Un palais de flammes d'argent  (Tome 5 - 2023) (couverture rigide)

Une année s'est écoulée depuis la fin dès affrontements qui ont ébranlé Prythian. Mais bouleversée par les horreurs de la guerre et incapable de s'habituer à sa vie de Fae, Nesta ne se sent à sa place nulle part. Elle s'enfonce dans une spirale destructrice et refuse l'aide qu'on lui propose. Surtout celle de Cassian, avec qui elle est obligée de s'entraîner au combat, et pour qui elle nourrit des sentiments... ambigus..

Pourtant, quand la menace d'un nouveau conflit obscurcit l'horizon, Nesta doit accepter d'affronter ses propres démons. Car elle n'est pas une Fae comme les autres. Transformée par le Chaudron lui-même, elle possède des pouvoirs indispensables à la survie de la Cour de la Nuit....

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