Location from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas
The seat of Maeve's power — an ancient Fae city of breathtaking beauty that concealed a Valg queen's millennia-long deception.
Doranelle is the closest thing to paradise on the continent — if you don't look too closely at who runs it. The city is ancient, gorgeous, and humming with Fae power. The river sparkles. The gardens are immaculate. The blood oaths that bind every warrior to Maeve's service are invisible but absolute. The beauty is a mask. Beneath it, Maeve controlled an army of the most powerful Fae warriors through magical compulsion, and the city's perfection reflected her need for absolute dominion over everything within her reach.
A city of white stone and silver spires beside a wide river, surrounded by ancient forest. The architecture is Fae — impossibly elegant, grown as much as built, with towers that seem to reach toward the stars. It's beautiful in the way that a predator is beautiful: perfect, cold, and dangerous.
Also known as: Doranelle, Maeve's City