Crown of Midnight Reading Guide

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Cover from 'Crown of Midnight' from the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas.

Crown of Midnight is the third book chronologically in the eight-book Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas. Picking up a few weeks after the events of Throne of Glass, Celaena Sardothien is now the official royal assassin to the King of Adarlan, carrying out his dirty tasks while concealing secrets of her own. Her missions take her deeper into the heart of the Adarlan empire, where whispers of rebellion, hidden magic, and ancient forces begin to stir. Amidst this backdrop, a budding romance with Chaol Westfall begins to blossom, which complicates her missions and her sense of duty. Meanwhile, Crown Prince Dorian Havilliard grapples with changes of his own, as unexpected latent abilities awaken within him. As Celaena goes further down into the hidden depths of Rifthold and the Glass Palace, she uncovers clues that challenge everything she thought she knew and must tread a dangerous line between loyalty and truth.

NOTE: Major spoilers ahead for earlier installments and minor spoilers ahead for the current book.

Table of Contents

A black and white map of the continent Erilea from the Throne of Glass series created by Sarah J. Maas. To the right is the continent of Wendlyn.
Map of Erilea from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. All rights belong to the original creators.

The Throne of Glass series takes place in Erilea, a land rich in history and magic. To the far east of Erilea and beyond the Great Ocean lies the continent Wendlyn and to the south the Southern Continent. Over time, Erilea has seen the rise and fall of powerful kingdoms alongside the ebb and flow of magic. Originally, the first inhabitants were the immortal Fae and they coexisted peacefully with lesser faeries and humans for centuries. However, ten years ago the King of Adarlan banned magic and all magical beings. In one fell sweep, magic disappeared from the continent. No one knows how, but folks whisper that the gods must have cursed them. The King began a campaign of destruction unlike anything the continent had ever seen, destroying and burning ancient texts, sacred sites, and anyone associated with magic, including magical beings and any mortals with magic in their blood. Many Fae and magical creatures fled the continent and went into hiding as the continent fell under the oppressive rule of the King of Adarlan. The fall of magic in Erilea was a catastrophic and devastating tragedy with the loss of countless lives and priceless knowledge.

Fan art of Celaena Sardothien from Throne of Glass, a blonde woman with turquoise eyes, she is wearing a blue hood that covers part of her face.

Celaena Sardothien/"Lillian Gordaina"

Celaena Sardothien is the King of Adarlan’s personal assassin and operating under the alias "Lillian Gordaina." As she investigates a rebel plot, she stumbles upon an ancient secret within the castle that has far reaching implications for her world.

Dorian Havilliard II

Faced with Celaena and Chaol’s budding relationship, Crown Prince Dorian’s jealousy is quickly overshadowed by a personal discovery; one that causes deep internal conflict and could set him on a path at direct odds with his own father, the King of Adarlan.

Fan art of Chaol Westfall from the Throne of Glass series. A handsome knight with tan skin, warm brown eyes, and black leather armor.

Chaol Westfall

Chaol Westfall is the Captain of the Royal Adarlan Guard, but his unwavering loyalty is tested as he struggles to balance his duty to the Crown, his devotion to his best friend, Prince Dorian, and his growing feelings for Celaena.

Fan art of Philippa Spindlehead from Throne of Glass, a plump medieval maid holding a dishrag and wearing a blue dress over a peach colored shirt.

Philippa Spindlehead

Philippa Spindlehead is a sharp, practical servant in the royal palace assigned to help Celaena adjust to life at court. She’s refreshingly blunt and shows compassion without fuss or fanfare.

Princess Nehemia, a beautiful African princess with caramel skin wearing a white gown and gold jewelry, standing in a lush forest courtyard.

Nehemia Ytger

Nehemia Ytger is the princess of Eyllwe who has come to Adarlan to strengthen political relations between the two kingdoms. Known for her intelligence, dignity, and fierce loyalty to her homeland, she carries herself with grace and authority.

Fan art of Fleetfoot from Throne of Glass, a happy red-gold hunting dog running through a grassy wheat meadow.

Fleetfoot

Fleetfoot is Celaena’s loyal and protective dog, who often provides comfort and companionship. Gifted to her by Dorian.

Hollin Havilliard

Prince Hollin Havilliard is back from boarding school and continues being a petulant child and a nuisance to all those around him.

Queen Georgina, a beautiful middle-aged queen with green eyes and red hair streaked with silver. She wears ornate jewelry and a green velvet dress.

Georgina Havilliard

With Prince Hollin back, Queen Georgina spends most of her time arranging entertainment for her younger, spoiled child and overlooking his terrible behavior.

Fan art of Roland Havilliard from Throne of Glass, a sleazy looking man with long and greasy blonde hair. He has a little blonde stubble on his chin.

Roland Havilliard

Second cousin to Prince Dorian and Prince Hollin, Roland is a charming and notorious womanizer with little care for court politics. He returns to court and is given a position of power by the King, much to the surprise of the other court members.

Fan art of Minister Mullison from Throne of Glass, an elderly councilman with a long face and gray beard. He is holding plates of food in his hands.

Minister Mullison

Minister Mullison is one of the King’s ministers and a high-ranking member of the court at the Glass Palace.

Fan art of Lord Nirall, a lord with dark hair and wearing a deep blue tunic sitting at a desk reading a parchment.

Lord Nirall

Lord Nirall is a lord from Bellhaven, a port city on the eastern coast of Fenharrow, a kingdom in eastern Erilea.

Fan art of Lady Nirall from Throne of Glass, a royal lady with brown hair sitting by a fireplace and practicing her embroidery.

Lady Nirall

Lady Nirall is Lord Nirall’s wife, she is a beautiful but unremarkable noble woman.

Fan art of Ress from Throne of Glass, a knight in shining silver armor with a red cape, he has short blonde hair and is standing in a stone chapel.

Ress

Ress is one of Chaol’s most trusted men and a member of the Royal Adarlan Guard.

Fan art of Lord Westfall from Anielle, a stern lord with bushy brown hair and a graying beard. He stands on the ramparts of a stone castle.

Lord Westfall

Lord Westfall is Chaol’s father, he is harsh and cruel. He rules over Anielle and has always been at odds with Chaol’s choices.

Fan art of Sam Cortland from Throne of Glass, an attractive man with brown hair, he wears medieval leather and carries a sword. He is on a rooftop.

Sam Cortland

Sam Cortland was a skilled assassin and Celaena’s first love. Loyal, brave, and deeply caring, he was killed during their time with the Assassin’s Guild. His memory continues to shape Celaena’s emotional journey.

Harlan Sensel the busy librarian, a brunette man with curly brown hair holding a book and putting another book back on the shelf.

Harlan Sensel

Harlan Sensel is the Head Librarian in the Glass Castle and takes his duties very seriously.

Fan art of Dannan, a handsome royal guard with short brown hair and a clean shaven face. He wears silver armor with a golden griffin on the front.

Dannan

Dannan is another loyal member of the Royal Guard and friend to Ress.

Meghra is the head cook, an older woman with her gray hair in a wrap smiling as she cooks in a medieval kitchen.

Meghra

Meghra is the Head Cook of the Glass Castle and a formidable chef.

Rena Goldsmith is a beautiful woman with long curly red hair, she is playing a large harp and singing in a crowd of party goers and revelers.

Rena Goldsmith

Rena Goldsmith is a passionate and wonderful singer noted for her ethereal voice and invited to perform at the Glass Palace in honor of Prince Hollin’s return.

Kaleen is a pretty teenage girl with long curly red hair and is dancing with her arms outstretched at a lively medieval festival.

Kaleen

Kaleen was Rena Goldsmith's teenage daughter and loved touring the country with her mother.

The Violinist

The Violinist is Rena Goldsmith's accompanist, traveling with the celebrated musician and performing beside her at concerts and royal engagements.

Fan art of Arobynn Hamel from Throne of Glass, a rakishly handsome pirate with long red hair and silver eyes, he lounges on a sofa with his shirt open

Arobynn Hamel

Arobynn Hamel is King of the Assassins and head of the Assassin’s Guild, he is ambitious and willing to take advantage of every situation. He found Celaena near death on the banks of a frozen river and trained her as an assassin according to his brutal methods.

Davis from Crown of Midnight, a stocky man with thinning blonde hair and beady gray eyes. He wears black robes with a black bird mask around his neck.

Davis

Davis is a corrupt businessman and one of Archer Finn’s clients. He is said to have the best pastry chef in all of Rifthold.

Fan art of Archer Finn from Throne of Glass, an attractive man with curly wavy blonde hair, wearing a bejeweled tunic and with a roguish smile.

Archer Finn

Archer Finn is a well-known courtesan and a former acquaintance of Celaena from her time in the Assassin’s Keep. She notes he is one of the most beautiful men she’s ever seen.

Fan art of Ioan Jayne, a large man with a big belly wearing deep rich robes and a cape from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

Ioan Jayne

Ioan Jayne was at one time the biggest crime lord in Rifthold. He was immensely wealthy and well connected with a vast network of spies throughout the city.

Rourke Farran

Rourke Farran was a sadistic crime lord from Celaena’s past, he served as Ioan Jayne’s second-in-command and gained notoriety for his brutal torture methods.

Fan art of Wesley from Throne of Glass, a handsome man with brown hair and brown eyes. He wears fighting leathers and is on a rooftop.

Wesley

Wesley was Arobynn Hamel's personal bodyguard. He was also best friends with Sam Cortland and was Lysandra's lover.

Fan art of Madame Clarisse DuVency from Throne of Glass, an older blonde woman wearing an opulent dress and holding an embroidered fan.

Madame Clarisse DuVency

Madame Clarisse DuVency manages a prestigious brothel in Rifthold and is known for her influence in the city’s elite circles. She is business partners with Arobynn Hamel.

Fan art of Lysandra from Throne of Glass, a beautiful woman with brown hair and green eyes, she lounges on a sofa with a snow leopard behind her.

Lysandra

Lysandra is a highly sought after courtesan under Madame Clarisse DuVency’s employment. She and Celaena have a bit of a rivalry.

Fan art of Aedion Ashryver from Throne of Glass. A handsome prince with turquoise eyes and wavy blonde hair, behind him is a distant mountain range.

Aedion Ashryver

Aedion Ashryver is a brilliant general in the Adarlan army and the fiercest warrior in the north.

Roland's Mother is an older woman with gray blonde wavy hair, she has slight wrinkles and saggy skin around her neck and stands in a nice courtyard.

Roland's Mother

Roland's Mother is a member of the Royal Adarlan family, she is visiting the Glass Palace and her main goal is to find her womanizing son a wife.

Fan art of Mort the door knocker from Throne of Glass, an old metallic skull-shaped door knocker with a turquoise patina and a large mouth.

Mort

Mort is the sarcastic, talking door knocker to Elena Galathynius’ tomb, he offers cryptic wisdom with a sharp tongue. He is made from ancient magic, and was thus unaffected by the King of Adarlan’s recent magical ban.

Fan art of Lithaen from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, a pretty woman with long blonde hair reading a book.

Lithaen

Lithaen was a former maid in the Glass Castle and Chaol’s first love interest. She cheated on him with Roland Havilliard and departed with him to Meah.

Fan art of Brannon Galathynius from Throne of Glass, an elf king with long red hair and a crown. He is looking up into the sun with tears in his eyes.

Brannon Galathynius

Brannon Galathynius was the founder of Terrasen, he was a Fae King and father to Elena Galathynius. He established Terrasen over 2,000 years ago and was a mighty warrior with powerful fire magic.

Fan art of Elena Galathynius from Throne of Glass, an ethereal elf queen with long white hair and a silver tiara surrounded by white wispy smoke.

Elena Galathynius Havilliard

Elena Galathynius Havilliard was a Demi-Fae and Princess of Terrasen. She was the daughter of the Fae King Brannon and played a vital role in banishing the dark forces of the past. She was Gavin Havilliard's mate and became the first Queen of Adarlan.

Fan art of Gavin Havilliard from Throne of Glass, a king with dark brown hair and a thick beard, he wears green gold armor and stands on a cliffside.

Gavin Havilliard

Gavin Havilliard was a mortal, who became the first King and founder of Adarlan. He was Elena Galathynius' mate and a legendary warrior, famed for defeating the Dark Lord Erawan from long ago.

Fanart of Orlon Galathynius from Throne of Glass, an old king with a long white beard wearing a green tunic and standing on a balcony covered in vines

Orlon Galathynius

Orlon Galathynius was the former King of Terrasen and a single Kingsflame flower bloomed during his reign. His lover was Weylan Darrow and the two of them had no children.

Evalin Ashryver

Evalin Ashryver was originally a Princess of Wendlyn, then she later became the Princess of Terrasen when she married Rhoe Galathynius.

Rhoe Galathynius

Rhoe Galathynius was the former Crown Prince of Terrasen, he was nephew to Orlon Galathynius.

Fan-art of the lord of the north from Throne of Glass. A majestic white stag with large antlers and a small flame of fire between its antlers.

Lord of the North

The Lord of the North is the spirit of Terrasen, often depicted as a white sun stag with flames between its antlers, it lives in the Oakwald Forest. Sun stags were sacred to Mala Fire-Bringer and were later brought to Terrasen by Brannon Galathynius. The name also refers to a stag constellation that always points toward Terrasen.

Fan art of the Kingsflame flower from Throne of Glass, a bright orange-red flame-like flower encased in a spherical glass orb.

The Kingsflame

The Kingsflame is a small flame-like flower that symbolizes Brannon Galathynius and Terrasen. It is said to only bloom when the realm is at peace and under the reign of a good king. When Orlon Galathynius became king, a single kingsflame bloomed, which he plucked and preserved in crystal.

Fan art of the lost princess Aelin Ashryver Galathynius of Terrasen, a silhouette of an elf princess in profile.

Aelin Galathynius

Aelin Galathynius was the heir of the Terrasen Kingdom before its downfall at the hands of the King of Adarlan. She was daughter to Rhoe Galathynius and Evalin Ashryver. She disappeared after the Conquest of Terrasen.

“Beings of a higher, different existence. For whom time was fluid, and bodies were things to be shifted and molded. Who could exist in multiple places, spread themselves wide like nets being thrown. They were as mighty and vast and eternal as a human was to a mayfly. They had not been born in this world.” – Elena Galathynius in Empire of Storms

Fan art of Mab from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, an elf princess with turquoise eyes, she sits in a pond with a white swan in the background.

Mab

Mab was the youngest of the three Fae sister-queens, along with Mora and Maeve. She could transform into a white swan and was progenitor of the Ashryver family and Kingdom of Wendlyn. She gave up her immortality to be with a mortal.

Queen Maeve, a beautiful queen with pale skin, dark hair, and a snowy owl perched on her shoulder. She sits on a throne with a waterfall behind her.

Queen Maeve

Maeve is one of the three Fae sister-queens, along with Mora and Mab. She was the only one who did not give up her immortality and remains Queen of Doranelle. She helped banish the dark and demonic Valg forces centuries ago.

Fan art of Mora from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, an elf queen with silver hair, she holds a staff while a great hawk rests on her shoulders.

Mora

Mora was one of the three Fae sister-queens, along with Mab and Maeve. She could transform into a hawk and was progenitor of the Whitethorn family and the reason why their house sigil is a hawk. She relinquished her immortality to be with a mortal.

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Fan art of Deanna, Lady of the Hunt from Throne of Glass, a moon goddess with flowing black hair, holding a bow and standing under a crescent moon.

Deanna

Deanna is the Goddess of the Moon and sister to Mala Fire-Bringer, she is associated with hunting, maidenhood, and protection of the young.

The King of Adarlan

The King of Adarlan is the tyrannical ruler of the Adarlan empire, a man driven by a hunger for control and conquest. He is responsible for the brutal subjugation of both humans and Fae across Erilea.

Fan art of Duke Perrington from Throne of Glass, a large portly man with a thick neck, red hair, and a thick mustache.

Duke Perrington

Duke Perrington is cousin to the King of Adarlan and a cunning nobleman. He tried to manipulate the King Champion's Tournament to help Cain win but was thwarted by Celaena Sardothien. He pinned the blame on Kaltain Rompier.

Baba Yellowlegs is an old witch with wrinkled skin, she smokes a bone pipe and wears an iron crown of stars. She sits by a dilapidated caravan.

Fortune Teller

The carnival fortune teller is a mysterious old woman calling herself Baba Yellowlegs and claiming to be 'the last born witch in the Witch Kingdom,' likely so she can upcharge for her fortune telling services.

Fan art of Cain from Throne of Glass, a hulking giant of a man with unruly brown hair and black armor. He is very muscular and has huge biceps.

Cain

Cain was a former competitor in the King’s Champion Tournament sponsored by Duke Perrington. He was sadistic and cruel, and unbeknownst to the other competitors, he was using dark magic. He was killed by Chaol Westfall.

Fan art of Kaltain Rompier from Throne of Glass, an elegant woman with long straight black hair wearing an ornate black dress with a lace collar.

Kaltain Rompier

Kaltain Rompier was once a beautiful and calculating noblewoman, with her eyes set on Prince Dorian. She is now imprisoned in the dungeons after the accusations of sabotaging Celaena Sardothien during the King's Champion Tournament.

Fan art of Grave from Throne of Glass, a grotesque man with a thin face and greasy hair hiding under a shop awning.

Grave

Grave is a ruthless and grotesque assassin who also competed in the King’s Champion Tournament. He was sponsored by Minister Mullison and had a penchant for torturing his victims.

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Fan art of the Ridderak from Throne of Glass, a monstrous creature with tight gray skin and no fur, it vaguely looks like a wolf-human hybrid.

The Ridderak

The Ridderak was a type of Valg monster used by Cain to eliminate the other contestants in the King’s Champion Tournament.

Fanart of Adarlan from Throne of Glass. A beautiful landscape of a city with emerald domes, white buildings, and a blue ocean in the background.

Adarlan Kingdom

Sharing a border with Terrasen to the north, Adarlan is the dominant empire on the continent of Erilea. It is a militaristic and expansionist kingdom ruled by House Havilliard.

Fan art of Rifthold from the Throne of Glass series. A large medieval metropolis with emerald green roofs, white walled buildings, and a large river.

Rifthold

Rifthold is the glittering capital of Adarlan, built on the banks of the Avery River and with a harbor opening into the Great Ocean to the east. Despite its beauty, the city is a center of oppression.

The Glass Palace

The Glass Palace is a dazzling, magical structure rising atop the original stone castle. Made of tempered glass and crystalline spires, it is home to House Havilliard and has 600 rooms, three gardens, a wildlife game park, and two stables.

Fan art of the palace dungeons from Throne of Glass. A dark and dank underground chamber with vaulted ceilings and moss-covered walls.

Palace Dungeons

The Palace Dungeons are a dark, oppressive labyrinth beneath the Glass Palace, reeking of decay and despair. These shadowy depths conceal ancient secrets and house enemies of House Havilliard.

Fan art of the clocktower in Rifthold, a huge domineering black stone column with a clocktower at the top and gargoyle statues at the base.

Clock Tower

The clock tower is made of black stone, likely obsidian, with eight gargoyles around the top perimeter. The King of Adarlan had it erected shortly after Prince Dorian’s birth. It makes a wretchedly loud booming noise.

The Willow cafe has a beautiful outdoor seating area with luxurious patio chairs, ornate decor, and blooming purple plants.

The Willow

The Willow is one of the most luxurious and fancy tea courts in Rifthold. Only the upper echelons may dine here as membership is difficult to attain.

Fan art of the Glass Palace library from Throne of Glass, an extravagant library with black and white marble flooring and huge pillars.

Palace Library

The beautiful Palace Library at the Glass Palace is home to more than a million books and provides an elegant space for constituents to read or study. It is one of Celaena’s favorite places.

Fanart of the secret library under the Glass Palace from Throne of Glass. A dark stony tunnel lined with bookshelves and stones strewn on the floor.

Secret Library

Beneath the Palace Library lies a secret library, it is labyrinthine and full of tunnels that house banned magical books, secret relics, and ancient scrolls.

Fanart of the Glass Palace royal ballroom from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. A beautiful winter wonderland themed ballroom with glass windows.

Great Hall

The Great Hall is often used to host balls for members of the royal family. It is a beautiful space within the Glass Palace reserved for large celebrations.

Eyllwe

Eyllwe is a kingdom in the southeast corner of Erilea and is Nehemia’s homeland. It is a wealthy kingdom with many waterways and trade routes. Famous for its luscious Grasslands and Stone Marshes, a relic from a bygone civilization.

Banjali

Banjali, the capital of Eyllwe, is a vibrant and prosperous city renowned for its thriving economy and elegant architecture. It is also Princess Nehemia's hometown, where she was raised in a magnificent river palace filled with lotus blossoms.

Dead Islands

The dead islands are an archipelago off the eastern coast of Erilea. They are a lawless group of islands that act as safe havens for various pirates, slavers, and criminals. The main city and port is Skull’s Bay, ruled by Captain Rolfe.

Fanart of the masquerade ball from Throne of Glass. A luxurious dance hall and ballroom with banners and mask decorations hanging from the ceiling.

Masquerade Ball

The aristocrats and nobles of Rifthold are renowned for their love of festivities, frequently hosting lavish banquets, extravagant parties, and elegant masquerade balls that showcase their immense wealth, status, and influence.

Fan art of Endovier from Throne of Glass, a gray and dreary labor camp and mining operation with tall wooden scaffolding and stairways cut into stone.

Endovier

Endovier is a brutal slave camp and salt mine on the Adarlan and Terrasen border. Enemies of the state such as magic wielders, rebels, and criminals are sent to toil their lives away in the mines. Thousands of prisoners labor under harsh conditions and are monitored by cruel Overseers.

Fanart of Calaculla from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. A slave labor camp in a red dusty desert with people marching in lines and breaking stones.

Calaculla

Calaculla is the sister camp to Endovier and is a slave labor camp located in Eyllwe that houses enemies of the state. It lies in a scorching desert and is rumored to be harsher than Endovier. Princess Nehemia sought to get it shut down.

Fan art of Melisande from Throne of Glass, a cute little village with cobblestone roads and wooden houses.

Melisande

Melisande is the smallest kingdom within Erilea and known for its craftsmen and tinkerers, who are famous for their clever little hands that make clever little knick knacks such as instruments, clocks, and toys. ​

Bellhaven

Bellhaven is the capital of Fenharrow and is located on the eastern coast of the pastoral kingdom. It is a wealthy port city, home to many thriving merchants that foster much maritime trade.

Fenharrow

Fenharrow is the kingdom directly south of Adarlan and is a quieter, more rural region known for its beautiful plains and farms. It is home to many small hamlets and settlements. It borders the Great Ocean to the east and its capital is the wealthy port city of Bellhaven.

Fan art of Anielle from Throne of Glass, a stone fortress nestled between harsh and bare snowcapped mountains.

Anielle

Nestled between the White Fang Mountains and the Oakwald Forest, Anielle sits by the Silver Lake and is a harsh and inhospitable city ruled by Lord Westfall, Chaol’s father. The weather is perpetually cold and gray, allowing little to grow,

Fan art of Elena Galathynius and Gavin Havilliard's tomb from Throne of Glass. Two stone tombs in a round chamber with a dome with astrological signs.

The Royal Tombs

Beneath the castle are the Royal Tombs, solemn and grand, carved from ancient stone and shrouded in stillness. Hidden within their depths lies the tombs of Elena Galathynius Havilliard and Gavin Havilliard.

Wendlyn

Wendlyn is a vast continent east of Erilea, untouched by Adarlan's rule and one of the few places where magic continues to flourish. It is home to powerful magical beings and creatures from nightmares.

Fan art of Terrasen from Throne of Glass, a vast forested landscape with a snowy mountain range in the distance. In the middle is a human settlement.

Terrasen

Terrasen was once a powerful and noble kingdom in the North of Erilea founded by Brannon Galathynius. It was overthrown by the King of Adarlan, but its people remain proud and resilient. It was famous as a center of magic and learning.

Orynth

Orynth was the capital of Terrasen, once home to House Galathynius. It use to be a thriving city but fell into decline after the royal family was overthrown, it is now a symbol of hope and resilience for the people of Terrasen. There use to be a famous library filled with books on magic, but that was destroyed during the Adarlan conquest.

Fan art of the Oakwald Forest from Throne of Glass, a beautiful green woodland area with moss covered rocks and a slight mist in the air.

Oakwald

The Oakwald Forest is a beautiful and mighty forest that runs through much of the eastern half of Erilea, it is also known as Brannon Galathynius’ forest. Once home to many species of Fae before the King of Adarlan’s banishment of magic.

Yes, there are 2 bonus chapters and both are intended to be read after Throne of Glass and before Crown of Midnight.

The Assassin and the Princess Bonus Chapter is a quick shopping trip and bonding experience between Celaena and Nehemia.

The Assassin and the Captain Bonus Chapter sees Celaena returning to the capital city after completing her first mission for the King.

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