Again, I'm conflicted about this series. On the one hand, a lot of the problems I had with the first book (e.g., the lack of chemistry in the main relationship and Feyre's "Mary-Sue"ness) were fixed in this one. But it also suffered from the some of the same problems - over explaining and not giving the readers enough credit. Especially in the chapter near the end when Rhys explains his point of view from the first book- we were smart enough to know all of that already! This isn't the direction I thought the story would go, but I'm enjoying it. Anyway, where the first one felt grounded in some sort of reality, this one almost felt like a fan fiction of the first one - and honestly, I was here for it. I loved Rhys and the goofy bat boys and Mor and Amren. It’s a lot of just fluffy hanging out and no real plot for a lot of the book, but I enjoyed it. I'm excited for what comes next - since Nesta is one of my favorite characters so far and Elain also seems very interesting.