3.5 
 Thank you to Netgalley and the publishers for a chance to read this book in exchange for an honest review. 
 Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 This book has had it ups and downs. 
 The start of the book was interesting, having never read something like it before, magic is between someone and a man made object. Once you're bound to the item that is the only one that you have power over. Ceony wanted to be a Smelter - a metal magician, able to enchant bullets and jewelry - but due to the lack of Folders - paper magicians - she's had to bond to paper. She's under the impression that there's no power in paper. Foolish girl! She soon realises there's more power than she thought, but I'm thinking she still doesn't quite realise how powerful it can be! 
 I was somewhat annoyed with her attitude towards paper to start, but she soon changed her mind a little. The story dropped off a little at the start of her adventure and to keep my interest I skimmed it until it picked up again. There were a few more dips and it ended on a higher note. 
 Originally unsure, I do think I'll continue on with the series.