(Source: Thanks to Net Galley and to the publisher. This will not affect my reviews.) 
 It's my first time to read steampunk and I must say that it's amazing to read and I want to read more of it. It's the first book in the Illumination Paradox. In a country where seizures are madness and practicing wickedry will be killed. Everything has changed since the night of the Great Illumination. At first, I was bored reading this but in the middle it was amazing. Since it was my first time to read steampunk, some of the words are so hard to imagined. (Forgive me). The story is in the two point of view of the character. 
 "How much do you trust me?" 
 Eyelet Elsworth suffers from mind struggles a form of mild insanity, a seizures. Her parents were died and she was left alone. And the people in Brethren want to kill her. She wants to find the illuminator, the machine that her father create to cure her madness. Urlick Babbit is a different from our male lead characters in the story, he has port-wine stains on face and neck, pink eyes, and albino-like pigmented skin. Even though he's different he has a characteristics that you will surely fall in love. At first, he's a mysterious guy. 
 There's something on Lumiere that I didn't like, it lacks some action but the ending is so good. And I'm so intrigued on what will happened on Eyelet and Urlick.