"At least this novel turning into a long-ass series is better than Sarah J. Mass' other book: Throne of Glass," was the first thing that popped up into my mind. I just had to compare them. I would've been deeply disappointed if I didn't liked this book. I wanted to at least like one book since I really really disliked Throne of Glass; It was a huge disappointment and a shock when I disliked such a popular series. But I just love Beauty and The Beast retellings. Who wouldn't? 
 It's a pleasuring shock that I was captivated by such a book in a long time. It was entirely the reason why I liked this book. The writing was deeply rich which was (ironically) the opposite for Throne of Glass. Even the plot goes down in the road of interesting. 
 But some parts just didn't seem to make sense if you actually think about it. Feyre didn't really have a punishment for killing a High Fae. And she had the audacity to be defiant when she's being cared for! It also didn't really seem that the faeries showed much enmity towards her right after she killed their kind. It just didn't really make sense. 
 I'm also quite the sucker for romance, but I just think that there wasn't an adequate development between Tamlin and Feyre for them to be super duper in love with each other. Sure they had moments together, but perhaps it was just the infatuation of looks. And (what the heck) I should've known better that there was going to be steamy scenes *fanning myself*. 
 4 Stars