I wasn't a huge fan of the writing style of this book because I was often confused by into whose mind the reader was getting a glimpse. It is a weird kind of 3rd person limited that switched without warning and without much of a pattern. This book also suffers from "challenging spelling syndrome" where names and places seem to have unnecessarily complicated names. 
 Despite all this, I devoured this book and was honestly intrigued by what was going to happen. And I still don't know. I definitely want to read the sequels-- hopefully they spend less time with odd descriptions of the characters pining over each other or reflecting on events we did not see.