Summary: Willa Knight: Dweller. Slave. Non-magical being. 
 In Minatsol, being a dweller means that you are literally no better than dirt. In fact, dirt might actually be more useful than Willa. Her life will be one of servitude to the sols, the magic-blessed beings who could one day be chosen to become gods. 
 At least her outer village is far removed from the cities of the sols, and she won't ever be forced to present herself to them... Until one small mistake changes everything, and Willa is awarded a position to serve at Blesswood, the top sol academy in the world--a position that she definitely did not earn. 
 Under the sudden, watchful eye of the gods, she will be tasked to serve the Abcurse brothers, five sols built of arrogance, perfection and power. They are almost gods themselves, and under their service she is either going to end up sentenced to death, or else they are going to ruin her so badly that she will wish for it. 
 Either way, she is in trouble. 
 I literally loved this book. I have a low tolerance for stupid and clumsy characters, so I usually stop reading those books and don't give them a rating (that's probably the reason why my avg rating is so high-) but Willa stole my heart. I was laughing probably the whole time, and here's what made the book so gush-worthy: 
 - strong world and character building 
 Blesswood, Topia, the developing affection of the brothers for Willa, and Willa's self-discoveries 
 - interesting, endearing three-dimensional characters 
 the Abcurse brothers and their special powers, along with backstories and unique personalities 
 - interesting plot 
 no spoilers, read it yourself:) 
 - romance that is really behind-the-scenes; it doesn't take over the plot. It teases you. Makes you know the tension is there but the romance won't be delivered 
 Siret smirked. "Your ass has almost been the best part of this entire series of events." 
 - funny, heartwarming moments between characters 
 No one stopped me as I flung myself at the Abcurse, who now looked like he was in perfect health. He lifted me up and against his body, holding me tightly. "You didn't need to worry, Rocks. It takes more than a blade to bring me down." 
 "it's not like we tied you down and ripped all your clothes off. You chose to be naked. It's your thing. You have something against clothes." 
 "They don't look at you like you're nothing. They're going out now to take on Elowin because she hurt you. They care ... maybe try to let them in." I closed my eyes briefly, fighting down the emotions, before I opened them again and smiled sadly. "The problem is, I already have let them in." 
 "You were ... I thought you were going to steal my family from me. But instead you became the only true family I've ever had." 
 Anyways, those were just my favorite parts of the book although four measly points won't do this book justice. I recommend it to everyone! Hallelujah for this book, now go read it, you peasants.