What did I think? 
 One, I think this book is one of the thickest books I have read this year. Two, I think SJ Maas destroyed my life. Three, I THINK I NEED THE NEXT ONE NOW. NOW. NOW. I can't believe it only took me 4 days to finish this. It could've been longer. Like if it was possible to read one chapter per month until the next book comes out, I would've done it. 
 I went back to my review for ACOTAR in the middle of reading this because I wanted to remember my reaction to it. Now that I finished ACOMAF, everything is obviously different. In the first one, I loved Tamlin and I specifically wanted the both of them to be end game. BUT LOL, this is an SJ Maas book, she will lead you to one ship and then the next, completely direct you to another so it's completely understandable. (And I'm not complaining ok I love Rhys x Feyre just as much as ya'll do) 
 Now, onto this wonderful book. Can I just say that each chapter is HEAVILY loaded with a lot of information. Everything about ACOMAF is so technical and detailed and it seriously gave my imagination one hell of a ride. The thing that I absolutely enjoy reading the most about ACOMAF is whenever Rhys and Feyre would have an ordinary day together. No war talk, no drama, nothing. My favourite scene would probably be (view spoiler)[ the Starfall event because the environment was calm and ridiculously beautiful to the point that it showed their romantic side, especially Rhysand's and those moments were the ones that I loved the most. (hide spoiler)] 
 I also learned to love each of the characters because they contribute a lot in the story and it's not just because they're considered like the main set but each of them has a very valuable relationship with one another. There was no reason at all to dislike any of them and in turn it made the plot more precious along the way because for example even if a chapter is not about Rhys or Feyre, it was still interesting to see each of them develop and have more of their own voice in the story. 
 Aside from the first scene that I mentioned, another part that I loved was, (view spoiler)[ when Rhys explained about their mating bond like seriously it was the longest story telling ever. And the storyline of basically the entire mating bond took like one chapter and a half. ALMOST TWO. And I swear while I was reading that my heart couldn't just take it because it was all so beautiful and the intensity of it was skyrocketing. (hide spoiler)] 
 And then about that ending, (view spoiler)[ okay first of all I really feel bad about Lucien because with him I see a person completely confused about where his loyalty lies. Like if I were him, I would know that back in ACOTAR, Tamlin is someone that I would completely trust because you're practically family but as time passed, you suddenly start to wonder who is this guy and it makes you question if he's still the same person you trusted years ago. I know that this isn't the end of Lucien, AND THE FACT THAT ELAIN IS HIS MATE?! Oh my freaking god. Honestly, I'm so stupidly excited for their story arc in the next book because I know for a fact that it's going to be super GOOOOOOD. 
 And then lastly, when Feyre and Rhys were pretending to break the bond between them I actually cursed at the book because I would kill a bitch if ACOMAF gave me false hope about them but when I read the part that she became High Lady of the Night Court, I felt like I wanted to throw a party in my room because this just seals the deal. Unlike in TOG series, you don't really know if that ship is legit, like I said it's SJ Maas and she tends to switch ships not unless there's something that holds them forever. Now we have Feyre as Rhys' equal and holy shit the third book will be amazing I can feel it already. (hide spoiler)] 
 I really wish that by the third book, we'll not only see Feyre's pov but Rhysand's as well to create a bigger picture of the story. Ugh now the wait begins and I just really want the next one already. And ugh I can just-- ugh. Thank you, SJ Maas for creating something beautiful even if it destroyed me in the end.