The sequel to “House of Earth and Blood,” this installment in the Crescent City series by Sarah J. Maas is a substantial work of fantasy. It is segmented into discrete, numbered units of narrative, often delineating shifts in perspective, location, or timeline. These units serve as the building blocks of the overall story arc.
The division of a novel into these structural elements enhances readability by creating natural pauses and allows for a more organized presentation of plot threads and character development. This segmentation aids comprehension and allows readers to easily navigate back to specific sections. Publishers also use chapter counts to manage page layout and book length.
