**AUDIOBOOK** 
 We're introduced to a world post-diseray (dystopia pretty much) where magic, mythological creatures, and evil things are happening across the world. A barrier between this world and the other world ripped open allowing creatures such as wyverns, vampires, goblins, and other mythical creatures have escaped. With this diseray also came a new form of humans with powers which became known as the hunters (and their hounds) to fight against these mythical creatures. Which is of course what our main character Joyeaux Charmand is - a huntress. 
 This book was overly juvenile for a young adult novel in my opinion. 
 The length of descriptions when comparing rural mountain living versus the Apex which is city living was over the top. It seemed as though every other chapter we were being told by Joy - "Oh I learned this in the country because it's normal to have to fend for yourself out there." We were constantly being reminded how awesome our main character is and how she's so different *eye roll.* 
 The main premise of this book is that the Cits (normal city people) are living under a false sense of security from the hunters. There's a television feed that displays every Hunters daily life, their fighting, etc. and the cits are lead to believe this is all happening outside their safety wall (spoiler: it's not). Also on this feed is a ranking of the top hunters in order from favorite to least and of course Joy quickly climbs in ranks to the top of the leader board angering other hunters - particularly a guy named Ace who has friends in high places. 
 At one point she discovers there's a traitor in the group and petitions to become an Elite Hunter (because this will help). We're told about how intense it is to become elite and how she has to go through all these trials. Trials which ended up being summarized into a few measly chapters when the second book could've been made about her going through these trials and been so much more interesting! 
 I'll probably forget everything about this book in a few months.