The ending was too abrupt, in my opinion. But nevertheless, it was great and I loved the whole story. It was great in a way that it made my heart beat a little faster because of Puck and Sean, because of Gabe's unstoppable departure and the grief that comes before losing someone, because of Corr and Sean, because of the capaill uisce, etc. The aura this book emitted reminded me a lot of the aura The Hunger Games emitted. It just had that kind of vibe, you know? 
 Honestly, at first, I didn't know where it would go. It was one of those unpredictable books that gets a grip on you and you let it and it gives you much more than what you asked for. I also thought that the plot wouldn't work... but it did. It's because the story was placed in the most magical and inventive of hands a story could ever ask to be put in. 
 The only downside is sometimes I don't know what's going on and it's a little vague at times that you need to do a double-take but that's alright. It was still lovely either way. It was also great that it focused more on the races rather than the romance. Some YA authors tend to delve more into the romantic aspect of the book which shakes the plot. Every aspect of the plot needs to be balanced. So that itself was basically a triumph.