I would highly recommend the tandem read of Empire of Storms and Tower of Dawn when you get to that point. While there is very little overlap in the two stories, some readers mentioned that one part of Tower of Dawn can be considered spoilery for Empire of Storms.

Depending on how comfortable you are with exposure to romance and sexual situations, Throne of Glass is probably passable. Between PG-13 and R rated content. Will normal life—normal queenly life—be a challenge for Aelin? Will she have five kids with Rowan, like in his dream? With other threats come to Terrasen? Will she ever learn to tell people her plans? There were some days when she could not stand to look at the wolf. When she had come so close, too close, to breaking. And only the story had kept her from doing so.

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We recap books (Why? Well you know when the next book in a series is about to come out and you can't remember all the main details of the previous books? That's what we are here for! Catch up on the parts that slipped your mind so you will be ready for the next one.) When he stands in that chamber of Morath and debates who he is, and what kind of action defines him, the choice, again, is taken from him. But really, he already chose: he chose when he weakened Morath, but not the pathways humans used. He chose when he tried to fight the prince in his Valg collar, and he chose when he accepted that maybe he felt like the deserved that collar. (I don’t love the implication that if people just believed in themselves more they could fight Valg possession, though; that veers a little too close to victim-blaming for me.) This power can be wielded weakly, due to the dimming bloodline from its source - her great-grandmother Mab.

Empire of Storms Exclusive (Barnes & Noble) • Empire of Storms Exclusive (Target) • Empire of Storms Exclusive (WHSmith)Manon's first kill was a young Crochan whose red cape she took as a trophy. She wore this cape, which made her stand out from the rest because no other would risk enraging the Matron by wearing the cloak of their enemy. It’s Dorian I want to follow now that this story is done—Dorian and Manon, who both have kingdoms to rebuild. But more on that later. O Witch Queen, My Witch Queen