OMGGGGGGG I was SO surprised at how much I liked this. I'm not usually super interested in stories dealing with fairies because the names are usually insanely difficult to read and remember and there's always long backstories, blah blah, anyway, I REALLY enjoyed this book. It drew me in pretty quick, despite my initial thinking of Feyre as a rather overly angry character. Everyone was very intriguing and complicated. I guessed the general ending pretty quick which was almost disappointing BUT the way the author got to it was exciting and suspenseful and kept me on my toes regardless. Highly recommend to those who like exciting stories, romance, complex characters that are open for future developments, complex relationships, drama, tragedy. 
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 (view spoiler)[I'll be interested to see what happens between Feyre and Rhysand, and if that relationship/friendship/whatevership develops in a way that doesn't just excuse his behavior and manipulations, or if it devolves completely. This book would have even been great just as a standalone story without a sequel or a series intended, so while I desperately want to read the next one, I don't feel overly frustrated by some ridiculous cliffhanger that leaves me unfulfilled. (hide spoiler)] 
 Update (May 2017): Reread after ACOWAR (third book) came out and omg everything makes sense and this series is just so good.