"Why do we desire, above all other things, that which has the greatest power to destroy us?" 
 First of all, I so do not agree with the people who keep comparing An enchantment of ravens to Acotar. 
 Yes, they both have fae and Feyre and Isobel are artists, but that's it. They have a completely different plot and the characters don't resemble those of acotar at all. 
 Anyway, I enjoyed it a lot. It's the perfect fall read and the autumnal atmosphere is magical. 
 I liked the way the author decided to portray the fae; they don't act like humans and they certainly don't understand human emotions (and because of this some scenes between Isobel and Rook were hilarious lol). 
 So why did I decide to give it four stars instead of five? 
 Well, it's a 300 pages standalone, some things inevitably felt rushed. And I also need an epilogue to the epilogue, so many things were left unsaid!