So honestly I had been meaning to read this for a long time, It just wasn't...high on my priority list of books to read. When I finally did read it, however, I found it was very good. 
 It's about Dana Hathaway, who runs away from her alcoholic mom, and goes to find her father in Avalon. She's expecting to have the normal life she always craved, but she can't. 1. because he dad is come kind of high ranking fae, and 2. because she's a faeriewalker. which is a half-fae that can walk between the human and fae worlds. Everyone wants a faeriewalker, thus begins the journey of Dana and trying to stay away from badguys, also while trying to find the normal teenage life that she never had. 
 So first of all, I really liked how unique this book was. There really wasn't anything in this book that made me compare it another book (besides the characters, which I shall get to later in my review). I mean, it pretty much had everything that a normal fairy-type novel usually has (seelie/unseelie courts, mab and titania [though, no oberon, only a sort of alternative introduced in the second book] there was avalon and fairy-land, and the powers were pretty cool) But what made it unique was that there was avalon, which was where human and fairy-land cross, and it was just kind of cool to see a sort of middle-ground in a novel. 
 Also, quickly, I just want to talk about the cover: It's simple. Pretty. I liked it, and it made me want to read the book, so I guess it did the basic job of a book-cover.... 
 Now I wanna talk about the characters. As soon as they introduced the characters of Ethan and kimber, The first thing I thought was; "Ethan and Dana give me a major Clary and Jace from the mortal instruments feel." And I kept thinking it throughout the book, just the way they act. Especially Ethan, I kept thinking he was acting like Jace. Also, Kimber can be very Isabelle. 
 Anyway, I liked the characters. Except aunt Grace, I know she was supposed to be a villain, but I didn't even like her as a villain, it didn't work for me. I didn't like Seamus in the beginning, but he kinda grew on me I guess. 
 Oveerall, I would say that this book was really good. I liked how different it was from other books, I liked Dana, and I liked the whole faeriewalker thing, although be prepared, things get kinda creepy in the second book....