Reason #18 I do not go outside: today, I spent no more than half an hour in my backyard and I got bitten by four spiders. I now cannot feel nor move my index finger, which, by the way, looks like a sausague. However, non of the above stops me from writing a review for this book. 
 I am pleasantly surprised. This was such a quick read! Once I started it, I found it hard to put down. Being the first of a trilogy, this book is clearly an introduction to everything that follows. That, however, doesn't make it any less amazing. 
 Now, before I continue, I want to clarify something: when I say (or anyone says, for that matter) that I loved this book, it does not mean that I defend rape and/or abuse. Jesus Fucking Christ. In the world C.S. Pacat has created a world, may I add, I absolutely adore slavery is legal. The slave's masters are allowed to do whatever they want with their slaves (also called 'pets'); that, indeed, includes forcing them to have sex with either their masters or other pets. Is this disgusting? Yes. Is it wrong? Yes, totally. No one is saying it is not. But it is part of this book's society. It is found normal, an every day thing. I consider this as something very interesting to analize and talk about. If you are judging this book because of that, then I suggest you give it a second thought. 
 Leaving that aside, the story itself is awesome. The characters are so diverse and deep and have so many layers, they are constantly surprising you. There are also a few plot twists through out the whole story that keeps it all alive. There is not much more to say other than fUCKDASJNDKJFAS. 
 Next, please.