Hypnotised. That's how I felt when I read this story (in just one sitting, I must add). I just couldn't stop myself, and before I knew it I've reached the end. 
 I have to warn you, though, Entreat Me is not for everybody. The writing is strange, the names too confusing (during the first few chapters, I'd catch myself asking, "Louv--what's her name again?"), the atmosphere a weird chaotic mixture of modern and historical romance, and there are so many things going on that will make you feel uneasy. But I loved it. 
 It's not perfect, and it doesn't strive to be. It basks in its strangeness, in its imperfection. And that's the beauty of the story. There are no boundaries with this novel, and I appreciate the writer's courage to pursue her creative impulses at the risk of turning off a few readers. I started this story expecting a usual beauty and the beast trope, but the story's not even like that. I can't reduce it into such a limited description. There's so much to it than a simple beauty and the beast inspired tale. For one, It is deeply sensual, and this is one of the times when sensuality paves a solid ground for love. 
 Basically, it's like listening to an indie song. For some, it might just be a weird combination of sounds and lyrics, while for others, it is a heady tune that draws you in and make you forget. 
 If you're easily unsettled or irked by strange stories, then don't read this. But if you're the type who likes the feeling of discovering something new, then try this story. Be hypnotised.