"To the stars who listen--and the dreams that are answered." 
 Holy crap, this book was amazing! And when it's sooooo good, writing a review for it is difficult. I know I gave its predecessor 5 stars, but this book is miles better than A Court of Thorns and Roses! So even though this review says 5 stars, it's actually like a million stars! Anyway, calming down now, this book was perfection. Here's why: 
 1) Everything in this story were earned. There was nothing instant about Feyre's abilities, there was nothing instant about Feyre's relatioship with Rhysand and/or his friends, there was nothing instant about Feyre discovering who she was now post Under the Mountain, and there was nothing instant on how she gradually healed and moved on. We got to see the whole process and it was wondrous, wondrous I tell you, to be part of her journey. 
 2) There is no triangle. Obviously, if you've read the book, you'd know what I mean by this. Even though I usually enjoy triangles, I'm so glad ACoMaF does not. The book had plenty of angst on its own but I'm so glad it's not because of oh Tamlin, oh Rhysand, oh Tamlin, oh Rhysand. 
 3) So many wonderful new characters! And I had no choice but to love every single one of them. In this book, we are introduced to Rhysand's inner circle and they all are rich with characterization, personality and history, and I love them, I love them, I love them! My heart will break if something happens in the third book that will tear their family apart. 
 4) Everything is planned nicely by Sarah J. Maas. You can tell she put a lot of work into this series. Everything clicked, everything made sense. Our questions post ACoTaR were beautifully answered in ACoMaF and I can't wait to re-read ACoTaR knowing what I know now about these beautiful characters of hers. It'll make such a different experience of it. 
 5) And oh, this book was magical. Utterly, completely, absolutely magical. I know I will carry the image of Feyre and Rhysand during Starfall for the rest of my life. And the action? Off-the-charts! 
 I'm in love, can't you tell?