3.75 stars 
 My second dark YA romance of the day. I really disliked reading Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet in high school (it inspired me to read more Shakespeare, I thought that his plays had to be better if we still had to read them). Romeo worked really well as the tragic villain. Will be very interesting to see where Jay takes the next book. 
 Another case where the villain is more vibrant than the heroine, but that's because she's carrying around a lot of hate and loathing (understandable when your "true love" betrays and kills you, then makes the world think you had the greatest love story of all time; but it's not the best for an agent of light trying to get soulmates together). 
 There were lots of Holy Crap moments there at the end. There is a lot of carnage for a book about love, but it also fit. If you are a hard core romance fan (and I mean you absolutely must have things end a certain way), I don't know how happy you'll be. Since I like romance, but also like when authors play around with it (and my expectations), this worked for me. 
 World was interesting, but it took most of the book to get a handle on what's really going on. Otherwise it was very easy to get into, and was a quick read. 
 I'll check out the next one.