the priory of the orange tree second book

Take it slowly and just persevere through it because it’s so worth it at the end. You’re just thrown into the deep end of this world and it’s up to you if you sink or swim. And even still I managed to think that 2 guys were the same person but just refereed to differently because of nicknames. There is a handy section at the back of the book that features all characters and a quick summary on who they are. There’s characters from all across, cities and different religions and rules from all over. The other issue I had was that it’s an entire world. The best way to read this book is to break it down.

And someone who eats magical orange fruit. An exile trying to concoct the elixir of life. We also follow the Queendom as Sabran and her life to marry and to have a child. It follows the point of various characters as they are all on their own journey to help stop ‘The Nameless One’, a beast of a wyrm, said to rise and destroy the world when the line of Berethnets end. As it’s a standalone, the size is humongous, but is composed of 6 small sections.

The Priory of The Orange Tree is a standalone fantasy book written by The Bone Season‘s Samantha Shannon. I have four pages to sift through here, so please bare with me through this. When I am reading, I usually make notes of my thoughts on what’s happening in the text, what I think of the characters, favourite quotes, and even theories. Now I’ve read it, and now it’s here: a reviewer with 0 f’s given. Leading up to the publication day and for a good week after, it was only Priory posts. It has been inescapable to not go five minutes without hearing something about this book on the bookish internet realm.

The priory of the orange tree second book