Mini review: 
 I really really liked the world building in this book. It reminded me a little of the world in Cliff McNish's The Doomspell but for older readers - and with more varied inhabitants. 
 I quite liked Greta most of the time. She'd found herself transported to another world and had to change to survive there. Survival oriented, at times she had to make tough decisions. I'm not sure how she survived for years as a bounty hunter though, considering how much of a trashing she took in this book. 
 Isaac and his relationship with Greta... I'm not sure what to say about this one. It's very much one of those love at first sight relationships. There is no build up of romance between the two characters and honestly I don't feel I know Isaac at all, beyond his desire to do anything to keep Greta safe (despite not really knowing her). I wanted to get to know him better before the love word was thrown around, but that was some wishful thinking. 
 The final showdown with the big bad was a bit rushed and didn't really seem to give any answers at all. I would have liked more from that. 
 I'll tune in for book two as I'm interested in seeing where this is going... that and the fact that I'm interested in seeing more of this world!