Review: 
 Characters: Blue was born into a family of psychics, unfortunately she hasn't been given a psychic gift, except perhaps for her strange ability to provide other psychics with clarity. She may be needed by her mother and her other family members often, but she can't help but constantly feeling like a tool, rather than a person, which seems to trigger Blue's drive to make her own choices when meets a group of Raven Boys. Blue has always had a rule about Raven Boys, to stay away from them at all costs, however, when she is thrust into a mystery involving a whole group of them she begins to change her opinions. Throughout the book Blue has to debate on letting fate run it's course or whether she could change it. 
 Romance: Blue has been told by every true psychic she's met, that if she kisses her true love, he will die. It's because of that detail that I thought this book will be full to the brim with romance, mixed with an adventure to find a sleeping Welsh king. However, I was wrong. It isn't that there's no romance at all, there were bits and pieces of it throughout the entire novel and full scenes of foreshadowing of future installments, but in all honesty, it made the book more interesting somehow. It keeps you guessing as to when the two main love interests will show their true feelings. 
 Predictability: I was shocked by this book more times than I could count. It wasn't even that I had predicted something that didn't happen the way I thought, but more that I didn't have many, if any, hints to indicate a twist until I was already thoroughly twisted. When the reader is given clues, however, the events and twists that they may assume are coming probably won't be revealed until the next installment. I couldn't believe how much fun it was to read this book and just enjoy the ride. 
 Ending: I was almost disappointed in this ending, almost. The ending is an epilogue detailing what had happened in the past month or so, but because of this I felt like I was reading a series conclusion, rather than just the end of the first installment. However, the last sentence blew my mind. I had to read it four or five times for it to really sink in, because I couldn't even comprehend it. Let's just say that without that last sentence the epilogue would have seemed like a full conclusion, but with that ending sentence, everything changed. 
 Overall, there is no way that this book could get less than 5 out of 5 stars. This has been at the top of my most wanted list for the year and it far exceeded my expectations. Thanks again to NetGalley and the Publisher for allowing me to read this book in advance.