So I didn't enjoy this as much as I hoped to. 
 The thing is the closer I got to the end the more I wished it was over. 
 The best thing about the book? The world. I really enjoyed all the different aspects to it, the magic and the gods being somewhat involved (and tangible!). Of course, I think they could have been more involved (more excitement!) 
 At times I also enjoyed Cat's boldness. 
 I had a couple of problems. 
 1) Way too many hints about who she is, and then still mystery shrouding it. There should be like one or two hints that the observant reader can pick up and be chuffed about figuring it out. 
 Now it was just annoying (view spoiler)[especially since she never tells anyone and no one figures it out. (hide spoiler)] 
 2) Inconsistencies!. She heals every scrape and bruise until she is attacked by a jealous woman, the men obviously need to find out about this so now she suddenly doesn't heal. Soo convenient. (view spoiler)[In the narration she refers to Mother and at different times Andromeda. Come on, you're not fooling anyone. (hide spoiler)] 
 3) I didn't really feel the romance. I am a not really enjoying alpha males at the moment and this was very much that, even though at times she is pretty bad ass. 
 4) The writing felt like an urban fantasy, it didn't really suit the time period for me but I know with fantasy-romance these things happen. So it was one of the more minor issues that bothered me (Although the dress that had chain link metal for straps and showed ample cleavage did irritate me!) 
 Anyway, for the most part an enjoyable read but I won't be holding my breath for the sequel.