This is one of those books that I've seen a couple of times but never really picked it up until I picked it I up. Which I really do regret, that I didn't pick it up sooner. 
 The ending was just as good as The False Prince's. It takes real talent to write happily-ever-after endings without making it sound cheesy. 
 ***Minor spoilers*** (I guess) 
 The one thing that stood out to me is that Nisha doesn't get freaked out from being around the character that was murdered. The person tells her to stay with the dead person, let me go get someone, I'll be back in a second. A second that turns into an hour, but Nisha's still sitting there calmly (?) - as in, she doesn't freak out, which is what I most likely would be doing - with her cats. Also, I don't think the murders were common before they happened in the book, so obviously it can't be through experience. So I found it really hard to believe.