Glass Sword

Glass Sword

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Feb 9, 2016 · English · Paperback (464 pages)
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Format Paperback
Pages 464
Language English
Published Feb 9, 2016
Publisher HarperTeen
ISBN-10 006244963X
ISBN-13 9780062449634

Description

In a world divided by blood, Mare Barrow struggles with her identity and power. Though she shares the red blood of commoners, she possesses a unique ability that sets her apart from the silvers—those elite with extraordinary gifts. This dichotomy propels her into a dangerous realm of political intrigue and betrayal. The landscape is rich with tension as alliances shift and loyalties are tested.

Mare's journey is fraught with loss and sacrifice, leading her to confront powerful foes who will stop at nothing to maintain their oppressive rule. Trapped between the two worlds she inhabits, Mare's struggle for equality, justice, and ultimately, her own survival becomes a gripping tale of rebellion. The stakes rise as she learns that power can be both a blessing and a curse, and the consequences of her actions could change everything.

In the midst of chaos, friendships strengthen and fracture, revealing the complexities of trust in a world filled with deception. As Mare gathers a band of fellow rebels, they become a force to be reckoned with, challenging the status quo and inspiring others to join their fight. But with every step forward, the danger intensifies, and Mare must confront her own demons if she hopes to lead her people to freedom.

This gripping narrative weaves themes of identity, sacrifice, and the quest for power against a backdrop of a richly imagined society. Mare’s evolution captivates readers, urging them to explore the depths of strength and vulnerability in a world where blood color dictates fate.

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Science Fiction Action & Adventure Horror Fantasy Health & Wellness

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The #1 New York Times bestselling series! Perfect for fans of George R.R. Martin’s Game of Thrones series.

June 27th 2026

Glass Sword by Victoria Aveyard is a solid sequel, but it didn't quite hit the mark for me. The story has plenty of action, and I loved seeing new characters and powers introduced. However, the pacing was a bit off—some parts felt too slow, while others felt a bit rushed. Mare’s struggle is real, but her constant moodiness got a little tiring. It’s still a decent read with some great moments, just not as exciting as Red Queen. The ending was more dramatic and a bit of a curveball which did bring a level of excitement back.I will be reading the rest of the series as overall, I've enjoyed it. This book just didn't grip me as much as others I've read throughout the year

March 7th 2026

Wow.....it took longer than Red Queen to build up but I am so glad it did....the ending had me crying and the last couple chapters had me filled with so many emotions! Highly recommend!!

February 23rd 2026

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