Mia's mission is revenge. Her family is gone and she has only one way to put an end to the people who ruined it: join the Red Church, the moste fearsome confratenity of assassins. But it's not such a simple thing... 
 If I've to write how I feel about this book: AAAAAHHHH!!!!! 
 Nevernight was one of the most amazing read of the year. 
 I only have one little negative note to write: the notes. At first they were really funny and intersting, but the more I dig into Mia's world, I felt like the notes were just a plus that wasn't needed. Yes, the worldbuilding was more curated in this way, but sometimes even too much heavy. Since there are two more books I'm sure that the author would have time, words and pages to show details of his written world, or even skip some parts. Pretty sure that no readers will actually die or have an angry rage because something of the religious hierarchy was omitted. 
 The book was so rich that I wouldn't not mind, for example. 
 I actually don't see al the big mess about the writing style. Everyone write in the way that suit them better, and even me - english isn't my mother language - have really little diffuculties to understand everything. Yes, the style is quite flamboyant, but I don't see it as a real problem. Sometimes Kristoff likes to write too much and use more words then what are needed to say a simple things, but again I don't feel it like a real problem. 
 Talking about the world building... I loved it. I love it. The artistic parts of the book are amazing - I still have to see something similar. The maps are fantastic, the parties, the guards, the magic, the regions, the religion, the myths and the gods.... I'm in love, okay? I was totally sucked into it. 
 I also loved all the characters. Okay, I loved and hated some of them. For example, I really liked the Red Church's teachers but I couldn't pretende to really love them as people. Even the funnier in the end is an asshole. Yes, they're assassins, so I didn't expected them to be kind humans... but most of the time I would have start a massacre. 
 So, I really want to see them again in the next books - at least I hope to read about them again - and I don't deny that if Mia will extend her horizon of revenge, I will not be sorry if they die. 
 Mia was the character I was waiting for. She is the kickass heroine I wanted. The only thing I wish is for her to don't lose her humanity. Her choices, even the ones that can lead her away for here revenge, made her unique and still human between the Red Church's assassins - that actually are no more than religious fanatics -and I think that there're good possibility that Mia will stay true to herself. It's a thing that in the book was quite often remarked - how much she's different from the others. 
 And I want Mister Kindly to be my next cat. I need him. 
 The end was unexpected, since, well... now everything can happen, excluding Mia's objective of course. 
 This series promise to be epic and I can't wait to have the next book in my hands.