Burn Of The Everflame
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Where did you do most of your reading for this one, and did you have a comfort ritual (a blanket, a mug, a certain chair) that got you through the tense chapters?
Be honest: was there a moment you had to put the book down and walk around the room for a minute? Tell us where you were and what you did.
This saga keeps asking people to trust someone they have every reason not to. When you were reading, whose side did your heart keep quietly rooting for, even when your head said be careful?
Rebellion in this world is exhausting as well as thrilling. Which scenes made you feel the tiredness of it, and did any of that land close to home for you?
Diem's world is full of people choosing between the family they were born into and the one they found. Which of those bonds gave you the warmest feeling while reading, and why that one?
An unlikely alliance sits at the center of this book. How did it feel to watch old enemies sit at the same table, and has forgiveness ever surprised you like that in your own life?
Without spoiling anything, was there a moment where you felt genuinely proud of a character, the kind of proud you feel for a friend? Describe the feeling rather than the scene.
By the end of this installment, what were you carrying with you: hope, dread, or something more tangled? What do you want, gently, for these characters in the next book?