I came across this book through many Booktubers recommending it. I didn't know what the story was about when I picked it up on the Indigo shelf. 
 I was kind of in a frenzy trying to buy as many books as possible before the store closed, and both ACOTAR and ACOMAF was recommended to me by the sale associate. 
 SHORT SUMMARY 
 This book is the sequel to A Court of Thorns and Roses and is 100% better than the first book. 
 Feyre's adventures continue in the Night Court AS she re-discovers herself after being tortured in Amarantha's court. 
 THEMES IN THIS BOOK 
 This book is about love, adventure, friendship and teamwork, destiny and rising above the norm, as well as protecting your most precious dreams. 
 EXPECTATIONS VS. REALITY 
 I totally expected this book to be about Feyre being tortured by the evil Rhysand, and I was dreading the idea of her being taken away from Tamlin. 
 I also expected this book to be really boring with back and forth drama between Feyre and Tamlin without real conclusions. 
 I expected Feyre to be moping a lot in this book. 
 I also expected Feyre to be that annoying love interest who can't decide between two guys because she loves them equally. 
 I was WRONG about everything. As a result, this book ended up being the best book I've ever read in my entire life. That is a bold statement, but this book certainly deserves that hype. 
 WRITING STYLE 
 This book is written lavishly. The atmosphere of the book reminds me of Aladdin or Arabian Nights. 
 It has this dreamy, adventurous and hopeful feel to it that really makes you feel enchanted while you are reading it. 
 It is a LONG book. But I read those 600 pages in less than 3 days, and if you ignore the fact that I was working then it was less than 24 hours. Honestly, I wanted it to be double 600 pages...I could have read that book forever and ever and ever and ever. 
 Every single page had a new significant plot point and there was always an action on each page that could either shock or intrigue the reader. 
 OVERALL 
 5000 and infinity stars for all my love to Rhysand. 
 (view spoiler)[I LOVED the teamwork between the "gang". I loved how Feyre was friends with Amren, Cassian, Mor and Azriel. 
 I LOVED how I got to know Rhysand and realized that wow Feyre is exactly like him. I loved, loved, loved that they are together. I think they make all the best sense. (hide spoiler)] 
 CHARACTERS 
 I loved how every single character was so well developed. Each character had their own background story and you can tell Sarah went deep with their backstory. 
 She knew the past, present and future of her characters before she began to write this series and it shows. 
 This is something new that I learned and will start doing that when I write or create characters in my own work. 
 SETTING 
 The setting for the book was absolutely stunning. STUNNING. In the first book, my friend and I enjoyed it but it was a little underwhelming. 
 The one big complaint we had was that wow, the world is so stunning but too bad this book only takes place in one setting. A Court of Mist and Fury takes you to so many places. 
 This makes me believe that Maas purposefully kept us stuck in one place in the first book, (view spoiler)[to contrast Feyre's relationship to Tamlin and Feyre's relationship to Rhysand (hide spoiler)]. 
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 Also, I loved that the relationship between Feyre and Rhysand was very slow. 
 They began as enemies, then acquaintances, then friends, and then mates. I loved that through their adventures, and injuries, and personal growth, they developed their romance...because that's genuine and it really makes you feel like you're falling in love too. 
 I felt that with Tamlin, it was just like hey nice to meet you and then sex. And a lot of it. They did practically NOTHING together outside of that. Again, I think it was in order to contrast Feyre's relationships. (hide spoiler)]