4.25 It is you... It has always been you Stars 
 So I understand why this book didn't really capture other readers. It dragged a bit, some of the time there was major eye rolling, and the way the conversation rolled along the book really didn't catch me. But I think what made it enjoyable for me was the fact that Ms.Cole went for such a taboo plot. Where most might find it offensive. I found it to be such an eye opener and refreshing. 
 Salome "Mae" and Styx had such an interesting relationship. Where one knew nothing but the importance of her religion, and the way she had been taught. To the way one knew nothing but darkness and the way the world revolved. They both had their struggles, and they both overcame them together with the one important factor of them all. 
 "Love is transcendent." 
 I honestly think this is one book where you as the reader has to take a chance on a book like this and come out with your own review, because there is too many factors that play out for each reader. I don't think one review could portray what you might feel once you read it yourself.