Since this was the first "finale" we've gotten so far from SJM, I went in with very open expectations. I loved the book as a whole, and understood (most of) the choices that SJM made for the flow and plot of this book. 
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 There is a lot of battle scene and just war that's happening, and I did find myself holding on to the book at times simply for the characters and a need to find out what happens to them. I personally did not like the reveal of Mor's, it seemed like a flippant way of explaining her actions for the past 2 books and a reason for Feyre to be an eager girly matchmaker that felt way too much like a Celena moment. It also came at the end of the book, which had such amazing and woven in LGB representation, and it was frustrating that it wasn't until the end that one of the major characters came out? 
 ALSO. I have many feels about the end. I totally knew the decision that Rhys was going to make, and predicted what happened. While I lOvE him, I am still slightly peeved at the idea of actions having no consequences, and that all the main characters are simply amazing enough to have survived, literally despite all the odds. It's unrealistic, and it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth whenever authors choose to do that (ei see me in response to City of Heavenly Fire). If you want me to feel like your world is real, it needs to have real consequences. Real life sucks, which obviously these characters know. But also. In real life, people die and stay dead. Again, I love Rhys, I love Amren, but the drama and heartbreak of losing them to just bring them back seemed lazy to me. Also also, my favorite part about Amren was her distance and difference from all the other characters and I worry about that being taken away in the future books. 
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 tl;dr: All in all I did enjoy this book a lot, but ACOMAF will still be my favorite book in the series (and possibly of all time).