Review also posted at Ja citam, a ti? 
 I've been trying to put together this review for a few weeks now. It's not that my feelings are torn or anything, but simply most of the things I say about this book will turn you off. I don't want to do that though, cause you feel this book, that's its biggest value. 
 But let's try anyhow. So as you may have heard this is a story about universe. I cannot exactly tell you where in universe as I don't know, but somewhere. We start this story on a ship, ironically called Icarus. If you know Greek mythology then you know a story about Icarus and the way he ended. Sadly someone wanted to change the story which cannot be changed. After the tragic accident we end up on some planet, again somewhere in the universe, where our only two survivors are Lilac and Tarver. Two people who are from different background and classes wherein they do no mix. But when they are alone in unfamiliar surroundings all that loses its value. Then their story begin, a story which will make you feel. 
 Maybe from the previous paragraph you can see what was actually my biggest problem in this book - well, a lot of things here are left unsaid, unfinished and mostly illogical. Not that logic has much to do when you deal with supernatural, but still. I couldn't get my compass right here. It's not only that, but later when many other weird things started to happen I was lost. I still am. About the place, but not about the visual picture of it. That's done majestically. 
 But on the other hand we have Lilac and Traver and their story. When I say story I don't mean strictly romance, but life story. It was magical how we see their character grow and the way their personalities change when they are out of their comfort zone. Unlike the whole would building that was lacking here (in terms of space position and orientation) the building of their character and their feelings was completely different. 
 All in all, this book left me with plenty of questions, while I usually hat that here some other aspects left me wanting for more. But still I cannot get rid of that frustration.