Lets just start off with who do I have to sacrifice to become an Iron Witch because seriously?! I WANT MAGNETO WITCH POWERS SO BADLY XD 
 Windwitch is the next book in the Witchlands series and while I enjoyed it I didn't love it as much as I did the first book Truthwitch and I know exactly why. 
 We were introduced to new characters that I just did not care about one bit! Well they weren't really new but in the last book they didn't have their own POV and I appreciated that XD I didn't like Merik's or his Sister's voice I ended up skimming through their chapters and contemplated skipping them entirely but didn't want to miss out on any important scenes. I just wanted to hurry back to Iseult, Safi, and Aeduan. 
 Man I love these 3 characters and I'm surprised by how my feelings changed towards them. In Truthwitch Iseult was my favourite because she's decisive and level headed always working out a plan while Safi was constantly doubting herself BUT in this Safi is my favourite. 
 Safi's growth is amazing she's still scared and often wants to defer to Iseult for help but now that she's not in a position where she can do that we see how strong she is alone. 
 Again this book delivered in epic fight scenes, I mean exploding boats, flooding cities, an all out battle between witches and dangerous beasts, an army closing in, a one on one scruffle (just the epicness that is what an iron witch can do) it was all amazing! 
 Aeduan and Safi's dynamic is one of my faves, hate to love trope anyone? Aeduan is very Edward Cullen in the sense he's intrigued by Safi because he can't smell her blood (although not as sparkly), and they may be more a like then he knows, he's just such an interesting character and antihero. 
 Safi has a great character arc (view spoiler)[ When she just snapped and started cleaving the soldiers? I was cheering her on I love a good DONT HURT MY FRIENDS I WILL MURDER YOU murder XD (hide spoiler)] 
 While I didn't love the new POV's and knocked a star off because of that I can't wait to continue with this series and see where it'll take us. 
 Thank you so much to Pan Macmillan for allowing me a free copy in exchange for an honest review