Heir of Fire: Sarah J. Maas: 3 (Throne of Glass)

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Chaol kept his sword drawn. “I will not go to Anielle,” he growled. “And I will not serve you a moment longer. There is one true king in this room—­there always has been. And he is not sitting on that throne.” I claim you, Rowan Whitethorn. I don't care what you say and how much you protest. I claim you as my friend.” Rowan is devoted by a blood oath to Aelin and will defend her at any cost. He is incredibly loyal and supportive of her choices.

He is handsome and has pine-green eyes, tan skin, and long gleaming silver hair. He later cuts his hair to short in Queen of Shadows, claiming that shorter hair is more useful for fighting.Chaol goes to trail Aedion at his own party, but Aedion isn’t even there. He then trails him outside, until he gets captured. He’s then held hostage in a house by the dude who held him hostage in the previous book, who turns out to be Ren Allsbrook, Lord from Terrasen, and his grandfather, Murtaugh. Aedion is also there, and Chaol tells him that he is controlled by the King of Adarlan (oh, I forgot: Aedion is wearing one of those rings made from Wyrdstone, just like Perrington, Roland, Cain etc.) but Aedion explains that his ring is a fake, because his Fae senses (he’s an Ashryver after all) told him not to trust it. Before they kill him, Chaol tells them that Aelin is alive. Aedion, who has only been a general for the king to not have as many of his people slaughtered, decides to make a deal with Chaol. Information about the magic he has learned for information about Aelin. Manon talks to Ghislaine about the Valg. Ghislaine explains how evil the Valg are and issues a warning about trying to ally with them. At breakfast the day after Manon talks to Ghislaine about the Valg, a coven of Yellowlegs under a witch named Ninya volunteer for implantation. Sarah J. Maas: Throne of Glass series An insider's guide to Sarah J. Maas's epic Throne of Glass series Meanwhile, monstrous forces are gathering on the horizon, intent on enslaving her world. To defeat them, Celaena will need the strength not only to fight the evil that is about to be unleashed but also to harness her inner demons. If she is to win this battle, she must find the courage to face her destiny-and burn brighter than ever before. A Crochan scout reports that Terrasen has sent out a call for aid. As the Queen of the Crochans, Manon spreads the Flame of War to call all Crochan witches to aid Terrasen in the fight against Morath.

After the battle, Aelin sleeps for two days while Rowan disposes of the Wyrdstone collars that the Valg wore. His fellow cadre members depart over those days and Gavriel remains briefly where Rowan thanks him for coming. Rowan leads Aelin to a hidden hot spring and they lounge for a bit. Aelin summons a small drop of water, thanks to her water magic, and Rowan jokes with her, causing Aelin to throw the small drop at his face. He pushes her in and then jumps in himself. Rowan fights with Gavriel, Fenrys and Lorcan at Anielle against Morath. He is worried when he doesn't see Aelin on the battlefield. When Aelin does appear, he finds it strange that she refrains from using her powers. He is amazed when Aelin finally unleashes her power against a giant tidal wave heading for Anielle. The two eventually come to respect each other, with Aedion even referring to him as his brother. When Aelin faces the King of Adarlan, Aedion and Rowan battle the Wyrdhounds in the catacombs of the city and Aedion risks his life to protect an injured Rowan. Sorscha and her parents lived in a small village in southern Fenharrow. When their town was burned to ashes, they fled to Rifthold, where her parents were slaughtered in the immigrant purge. She then trained to be a healer, and eventually got hired to be a healer at the palace.The Asteri have kept their word so far, leaving Bryce and Hunt alone. But with the rebels chipping away at the Asteri's power, the threat the rulers pose is growing. As Bryce, Hunt, and their friends get pulled into the rebels' plans, the choice becomes clear: stay silent while others are oppressed, or fight for what's right. And they've never been very good at staying silent. Meanwhile, Dorian is exploring his powers with the help of Sorscha, a royal nurse who he is falling for. They find a way to help Dorian control his magic by increasing his intake of iron, a known deterrent to his type of powers. Celaena swigged from the jug of wine—­or tried to. It was empty, which she supposed was a blessing, because gods her head was spinning. She needed water, and more teggya. And perhaps something for the gloriously painful split lip and scraped cheekbone she’d earned last night in one of the city’s tabernas. They become close friends, although Rowan denies it. Soon, they start to be able to convey their thoughts to each other with just their facial expressions, often having both playful and complex conversations. They begin to work flawlessly as a team. Meanwhile, Aelin starts to realize just how trapped Rowan is by his blood oath to Maeve, which leads to her beginning to truly hate her aunt, and she realizes that she does not want to return to Adarlan without Rowan.