"No one was my master-- but I might be master of everything, if I wished. If I dared." 
 She did it. She gloriously did it again. 
 While I was frankly bored throughout A Court of Thorns and Roses - steadily finding Feyre to be nothing but a whiny little girl, this changed as the Book made a huge transition in the end leaving me wanting for more. Alas, this book has not simply given me more it has given me everything. 
 ACOMAF continues the story of human (view spoiler)[ then not so human anymore (hide spoiler)] Feyre as she is stranded in a hugely new world which she now calls her home. Living in Tamlins Estate Feyre is everything but content on sitting idly by while Tamlin treats her like a rag doll. But while Tamlin slowly concentrates more and more on his now free court, Rhysand the High Lord of the Night Court has not forgotten at all what Feyre has promised him. A week every month spent with him. 
 As Feyre is dragged from one cage to another she learns that her once thought enemies might be her friends, and that she is not as helpless as she once was. In this second installment our protagonist changes from love struck human to a force of nature herself. 
 What was missing thoroughly in ACOTAR - characters to fall in love with - made a huge appearance in the second Book. ACOMAF made we fall in love with every single character that I mistrusted before, and made me hate every damn High Fae who I liked before. More like A Court of Twists and Changes. 
 And as always most glorious about this book was the writing style. Sarah has that unique touch that makes the book flow as if every letter held magic within it, which made it a really fast read as well. 
 For all those who have not read the book and want to stop right now before Spoilers poison the Experience - and for all those who have read ACOTAR and are not sure if to invest their precious time on the second book - trust me you should. This book is for the romantics, the fighters and naturally the die-hard fans of Sarah J. Maas - the Queen of tearstained books. 
 "When you spend so long trapped in darkness, Lucien, you find that the darkness begins to stare back." 
 *SPOILERS* 
 Feyre has become everything I hoped she would. As I feared she would travel more into the darkness she has been living in in the first few chapters she actually kicked that darkness straight in the face and became someone Amarantha would have groveled before. Now with Rhysand and the other members of the Night Court she could be truly unstoppable. 
 Could be... 
 If it weren't for stupid jealous shape-shifting High Lords! If Tamlin was in the ToG universe his Fae Form would be a Pig. I must honestly say, I haven't liked him that much in ACOTAR. He had a very dull character, but in all honesty, what Feyre had needed. But I began hating him more and more in the second installment till all I could see was red when he appeared and did some stupid shit again. 
 Despite Tamlin and his Court, the other Characters of this book were truly enjoyable and have a whole lot of potential for the oncoming books. 
 "And so Tamlin unwittingly led the High Lady of the Night Court into the heart of his territory." 
 As was to be expected the ending has had me in tears, screaming and screaming for the next book to come. And as every time I asked myself why I read series which have not yet been completed, as patience has never been a trait I could boast with.