I loved this. It's still a YA book, but I expected more romance and angst - instead it was more about the schemes and family drama and revenge and murder. All the characters are terrible or morally grey. The fairies are tricksters - they can't lie, so they twist their words. They're wicked and play tricks and murder and want power. The main character Jude is human, but because Jude and her sisters grow up in Faerie (after their parents are brutally murdered), Jude becomes just as deceptive and power hungry as the fairies. It's not as fast-paced as I expected and takes a while to get anywhere, but I enjoyed the whole journey.

This was a fine end to the series but it felt like it all went a little too quickly. There was also some weird stuff that happened that I didn't care for but on the whole it was quick and fun.

This was another fun ride. Everyone is scheming in this book. The tension between Cardan and Jude is great. And the side characters are also fun - even though I kind of hate Taryn, Madoc, Nicasia, Locke, etc., I want to know what they're going to do next. It's a fun, quick, addicting read.