Which…also happens to be the general group we know the least about, and whose members include everything from vampires to reapers and the king of the undead. But the focus of the novel’s final chapter is firmly on Jesiba Roga, a former House of Earth and Blood member who has decamped to the House of Flame and Shadow. Bryce Quinlan herself is technically a member of the second group – Earth and Blood is so named because it’s primarily a story about the death of the wolf pack members who lived under its banner. Given the difficulty of reaching the kingdom in which most of the members of the House of Many Rivers dwell, it seems like the best guess could be that the sequel will focus on the House of Flame and Shadow or the House of Sky and Breath. (As a reminder, the others besides Earth and Blood are: House of Sky and Breath, the House of Flame and Shadow, and the House of Many Rivers.) And since there are four distinct houses of Midgard, that kind of sets up an easy categorization system for the author’s follow-up novels. Technically the name House of Earth and Blood is a subtitle, indicating that future novels in Maas’ Crescent City series will bear different secondary names of their own. Could the sequel to House of Earth and Blood shift perspectives? Here are five of our most pressing questions. This is a good thing, by the way – because even though the novel’s ending provides closure for large chunks of the story, there are definitely a ton of things we still need to know about. Thankfully, it’s the first installment in a planned trilogy, so there’s plenty of time for future installments to dig into the plot and character elements that House of Earth and Blood simply didn’t have time to tackle. It’s also a massive, shifting story that is stuffed with world-building and lore, alongside a murder mystery, a romance, and a battle for the future of a city. It’s everything we’ve come to love about Maas as an author, just turned up to 11. Clocking in at over 800 pages, the novel is densely plotted, with a richly realized world and over a dozen compelling major characters. Maas dropped her first adult fantasy novel, entitled Crescent City: House of Earth and Blood. It’s been almost a month since best-selling YA author Sarah J. Maas’ Crescent City: House of Earth and Blood, but we definitely have some questions about where the story goes from here. By Lacy Baugher 3 years ago We loved Sarah J.
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