** spoiler alert ** 
 I do enjoy Sarah's writing and after ACOTAR, I was so exited and anticipating the next instalment. 
 Mostly I was excited for Rhysand, because, well you know why. He's Rhysand. And I find Freyer a bit annoying. 
 Overall I enjoyed it, the ending was satisfying in a fairytale half arsed kind of way there were a few points that I thoroughly enjoyed but there were also many eye rolls. The more I think about it the less I like it too. 
 Please be nice lol 
 The parts I liked: 
 Although a bit boring, the first quarter of the book built well and made the reunion with the gang so satisfying. When Az and Cas landed on that ice, I got goosebumps and was smiling like an idiot. 
 I loved Nesta and Elain's storylines respectively, and looked forward to the depth they brought the story. 
 The war scenes and plot development were fairly good, the gore and horrors of battle were well handled. 
 The ending was fairly satisfying, I liked the way Tamlin was worked in, and how much was left unresolved. 
 The parts that I didn't enjoy so much: 
 All the males are using the small of the females backs to guide or to support them. Like it's some newly discovered body part no one knew about. Very picky I know, but it bugged me! 
 Suddenly the characters are diverse, which is great, but it's a bit late to the party and seems like an afterthought rather than true diversity. And don't get me started on Mor and that throwaway storyline. 
 The most extreme emotion feyre has ever seen, she had never seen them be so terrifying, so calm, if she thought they had been angry before... well! Which, I get, is the style, but I don't think it was done that well, I wasn't that engaged, and I think this was very apparent at the ending when I actually wanted more... epic tragedy. 
 No sexual tension between Feyre and Rhys. There isn't any real tension where there really could be. Suddenly Rhys isn't the sarcastic witty character he once was and the banter is completely gone. Boooo 
 Overall, I wanted more after the epic predecessor so I find myself disappointed. Don't shoot me!