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 This book was good, but not great. I was really looking forward to reading it, as I'm a huge fan of Maggie's other books (The Raven Cycle, The Scorpio Races, Shiver), but it fell a little short for me. It wasn't a bad book by any means, I think it's just that the love I have for her other series made me set my expectations too high. 
 One of my main problems was that I never felt like I connected to the characters. Dee, Luke, and James just couldn't interest me to the point that I really wanted to know what happened next. Having just finished The Raven King, I guess I was expecting the same level of character development that we got throughout that series, but it wasn't here. 
 The plot was a little confusing at times, but overall, I thought the storyline concerning the faeries was actually quite interesting. I think I would have enjoyed this more if the main focus of the story had been on Deirdre working to develop her power, and learning more about the faerie world rather than having random interactions with it and discovering random new abilities (in between random makeout sessions with Luke). 
 ALSO. I was really not a fan of the romance in this book. There was almost no development whatsoever of Luke and Deirdre's feelings before they got together, and all of a sudden they were telling each other they were in love. There was a lot of eye rolling while I was reading those scenes. I really couldn't deal with the insta-love, I pretty much just skimmed over all the scenes when they were making out trying to get back to the actual plot. 
 There's been a lot of negative feedback in this review, so I just want to conclude by saying that I don't dislike this book. It's a quick read and it has an interesting enough plot, but the issues I talked about kept me from really enjoying it.