Okay I prefer the alternative red cover if I am being honest. 
 I really enjoyed this book! So many great aspects. 
 Celia is so enjoyable - she is strong willed and cynical and scrupulous. It was very entertaining watching her manage this extremely peculiar situation. She does not trust easily and is sure that the fumbling necromancer who has brought her back to life is playing her. She is a lady who gets things done and does it her way, which as you may see, isn't always the right way.. 
 Ward is a gem - unabashedy a scholar, his morals and goals in life are admirable and watching him navigate the murky path Celia has dragged him into was a lot of fun. His passion and commitment to medicine is just lovely to see. He is, however, not a male version of Mary Sue though - he rightfully doesn't trust Celia even though he reallly wants to. 
 They are two main characters who compliment each other well! 
 The story line was intriguing and sinister and definitely not at all easy to guess, there were villains and murders and betrayals. 
 The magic involved piqued my interest and was a far cry from the generic magic I have come to expect from many YA books. 
 Definitely a book I would recommend!