This book.... I liked the concept and the plot, but.... Sabina was kinda annoying for me. She just was so into being loyal to her family and thinking how they thought, hating who they hate; it seemed like she just went with what everyone expected from her without using her own head and the observations around her to make informed decisions even when contradictions in what she'd been told and what she experienced first hand were staring her in the face. Aslo, I don't know if it was just how Sabina was, or the way she spoke/narrated, but there was too many "I"s and "my"s in the whole thing to really flow very well. Maybe it's just me, and I'll definitely keep reading the series to see what happens with Sabina and Adam :)