This book blew my mind and tossed away what I thought I knew about revolutions, revenge, adventures, action stories and strong female characters. Does Cinder have tattoos of five wolves reminding her of people she lost? Does Katniss throw away love in order to keep to her goal: a revolution? 
 No, but Yael does. 
 Yael was the main thing of this book that RIPPED MY EMOTIONS INTO TWO and fed it to the wolves she bears on her arm. She was decisive, strong, knowledgeable and kept her loved ones at arm's length to know that someone was around, even if she didn't have many people to go back to. 
 The premise drew me in at first: What if Hitler won the war? What if there was a tour for motorcycle riders that ended at a ball where Hitler got to dance with Adele Wolfe, the most badass female rider there is? No, but this isn't about her, it's about Yael. Yael's goal? To kill Hitler at the ball, to win the Axis Tour and to take vengeance on the horrible things the Fuhrer has done to the world. 
 Yes, the premise sounds original AF, but then the bloody awesome writing style kicks in and drags you off into a war-strewn alternate world of chaos, destruction and alerts for danger. It is jam-packed. There is not one bit with the writing style that I was bored with; Ryan Graudin writes with passion, action and it feels like when the Axis Tour was rollin', the motorbikes were running on alive demon energy from The Mortal Instruments. 
 The plot did stagger a bit, around the 300 page mark, but then it picked right back up and gave you a plot twist, then action, then another plot twist! Is that not mind-blowingly epic?! I am definitely going to have to read The Walled City, now, because I need me some more of this author before the sequel comes out. I NEEDZ IT. 
 So. Is it enjoyable? Yeah! Am I full of adrenalin? YES! Am I wanting to think about Yael all the time? HELLS TO THE YEAH. SHE IS BAE. 
 Go ahead and read this precious, my little booklings.