3.5/5 
 This book took me quite some time to read, as when I was reading it I was totally immersed and enjoying it but found that once I put it down I really struggled to pick it back up. 
 In regards to the plot of this book, whilst I enjoyed it to some degree, I felt that the big reveal/secret that (view spoiler)[ Will had the curse put on him fell flat and I really struggled to feel for him until later on in the book. I also saw it coming that the demon had lied to him, and thankfully that part came across extremely well and my heart went out to him upon finding that it was too late for him and Tessa. (hide spoiler)] 
 The plot of this book did feel like a filler book, and although most of it was about relationships that Tessa was developing, I felt that the action/fighting scene was predictable. The ending left on a nice little cliff hanger that makes me excited to get to the next instalment. 
 Character wise, I am struggling to connect with Tessa and I feel myself connecting with Will. (view spoiler)[ I feel that her engagement to Jem was unnecessary and to me, out of the blue, as I feel as if she's basically gone, 'Oh okay Will sometimes treats me weirdly, I was with Jem for one night and now we love each other and are getting married.' It definitely feels to me that Jem's love for her is purely a plot device to ensure some sort of drama between Tessa and Will, when I feel like without Jem's love Tessa should have still been distant towards Will after he told her about the curse. (hide spoiler)] 
 Overall, this was a good read but unfortunately did not hit the mark for me like many of the other books in this world because of how focused it was on developing relationships with Tessa and the boys.