I think this was a beautiful novel that captured the beauty and terror of the fae perfectly. I actually adored the world that was beautifully described and always magical. The whole idea of faery wasn't softened for the sake of it being Young Adult. One qualm I do have is that Seelie and Unseelie court were barely distinguished, they seemed to have similar characteristics and traditions, hopefully this will be different in the next book. There were some very fresh ideas that updated the otherwise typical faerie based book. The Iron Fey par example. 
 The main character, Meghan Chase, was in my opinion very realistic, she wasn't perfect and although she occasionally pissed me off annoyed me, I had a lot more like for her than hate. I have a sick feeling however that over the course of the next two books we will witness her blossoming into Mary-Suedom. The one. All powerful. Meh. One thing I swear I must be missing is the whole attraction about being human. Dude anyone can be human? Go embrace your "destiny", (snigger). 
 I loved the characters, they each had their own strong points and flaws, but I must say, the main characters, for being faeries reknowned for their capricious nature, were far too humanised. Grimalk, Puck and Ash acted too nice for fickle immortal creatures. The other fair folk however didn't disappoint in conniving and selfish behaviour, so I'll live. 
 I would give the book a 3 for the aaamaaaazing world (I really digged the author's descriptions and her writing style was a nicely flowing easy read), and the characters etc. ZOMG I love Ethan, the little brother. How could anyone not? The final star is actually for the emotion! This book dragged me through some helluva rollercoaster, the first half was a mixture of: 
 Agh, why? Run! What?! Again?! WHY IS THIS HAPPENING TO YOU?! 
 And then the last third went a bit like this: 
 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, sniffle 
 Me so sad. 
 Good book though!