This book was a nice quick, easy read. Like sitting in a park, carefree fluffy sort of reading. Ignoring the fact I read it inside when it was raining. Anyway. The plot wasn't particularly mindblowing or original but I did like the whole faerie politics things. 
 The same with the characters, none of them caught me by surprise but they were all very likable and enjoyable. The protagonist, Dana, is surprisingly funny with her little impromptu reactions that had me giggling a few times. I find myself rooting for Ethan- in what is bound to be a love triangle- because he reminds me of Adrian Ivashkov (Vampire Academy) and I feel his reincarnation should have a happy ending. 
 One of my favourite things about the book was just reading a bit about Dana moaning about her life in a selfish non self-sacrificing way. 9 times out of 10(ish) I prefer strong characters that look after themselves and kick-ass, hm, well maybe not that much because then they'd all be the same.. Dana struck a happy middle of not being completely useless like some characters who have no more self preservation than a slug that's sexually attracted to salt (salt kills slugs for those who didn't know). 
 Overall, the book was average and not particularly challenging, but I really didn't want it to be.