AH THIS BOOK WAS SO GOOD! Sarah J. Maas you have done it again *round of applause*. This is a new adult fantasy and retelling on Beauty and the Beast written by the same author as The Thrown of Glass series. I was dying to get my hands on this and started reading it the day it came out. AND I LOVED IT! I can't stop thinking about it (I've gotta read another book soon before I go mad) I think this is going to be a trilogy *happy dance* which is great because I really NEED more. 
 'We need hope as much as we need bread and east" he interrupted, his eyes clear for a rare moment. We need hope, or else we cannot endure. So let her keep this hope, Feyre. Let her imagine a better life. A better world.' 
 When I look at my father, my gaze was hard. 
 'There is pecan pie such thing' 
 Ever the optimist Feyre 
 Feyre and her family have lost their fortune and now, aren't what you'd call 'living the life'. Her dad and two sisters don't really make an effort to get money or find food. So it's up to Feyre, she hunts, and if she doesn't find food they don't eat. Their world is divided faeries live across the wall from the humans in Prythian, they both abide laws in a treaty they have made hundreds of years ago to ensure peace among them both. The faeries are told to be vicious and dangerous, never venture out close to the wall lest you come face to face with one. Feyre is starving so she goes deep into the wood and kills a wolf. That turns out to be Fae. It turns out the treaty has more in it than they thought, a life for a life or a loophole to go and live in Prythian with the faeries forever for killing the faery that day. 
 Oooooo and theres Tamlin 
 Tamlin rose, stalking around the table-closer and closer, each movement smooth and lethal, a predator blooded with power. 
 Tamlin paused, so close that one swipe of those claws lurking under his skin could rip my throat out. That was why the leather baldric bore no weapons: why use them when you were a weapon yourself? 
 ok... that's not why I like Tamlin, that was creepy Tamlin but then he gets good. The romance in this book, lets just say I loved it. It was perfect and Tamlin... he wasn't a douche (like a lot of young adult characters there are these days) so when Feyre fell in love with him so did I. He's just a seriously messed up Fae with a lot going on. 
 Once again I loved Sarah's writting it was so gripping and I love the way she tells stories about faeries, in my opinion it was done perfectly a new favourite of mine. 
 I totally recommend this book and Sarah's other series Thrown of Glass to EVERYONE! Read it and hopefully you won't be disappointed,'cuz I wasn't by a long shot!