Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 I loved this book. It's exactly the book I've been waiting for. It was well written and adorable and it's about two boys who fall in love. 
 Not JUST about two boys who fall in love, but that's pretty important because they're not supposed to. 
 I liked Colton and how he was a a mix of timeless clock spirit and curious child - he knew things from watching the people around his tower but he didn't know everything and he didn't understand the why of much the humans did. This was nice because often ageless beings know everything or nothing. That's not to say that I don't like these types of beings - I do, they can both be terribly amusing, but this was just different. Poor guy has a bad time of it and I'm so pleased than Danny was sent to look after him. 
 Danny isn't always sensible and some of his choices had me on edge through much of his adventures. But I think he's onto many things right now and I can't wait to find out what they're all going to be. I also liked that he was suffering from PTSD (not that HE was suffering from it, but that a character was). I don't know much about it at all, so I hope it's written well because often inaccurate representation is worse than no representation at all. 
 He's a pretty focused character but he starts to get distracted and he sort of beats himself up about it. I wonder though if he realises how good the distraction was for him? 
 Throughout the book there are fragments of the legend of where the clock towers came from. It's a little distracting but it's not every other chapter and I'm pretty sure they're going to be quite important so you better pay attention! Of course, they're only one theory but since they're in the book the way they are I'm guessing they're the right theory? 
 I liked this re-imagined Victorian London and I'm looking forward to book two later on this year (I hope.) This has the feel of a trilogy to it and if it's going to be more than a duology then I really hope it avoids all the book 2 traps (love triangles, break ups, long distance etc) and I hope they work together to solve the problems they're no doubt going to find! I'd like Danny to make some new friends too. I want to see how they interact with this other part of their world. 
 We're left with more questions than we had answered and I'm looking forward to having them all wrapped up nicely... 
 Despite loving this book, I struggled to write this review - don't leave nearly a month before writing reviews even if you're busy, that's just silly!...