Karou's world was break into pieces by Akiva's words, and whit that the two took different paths. The war between Chimaeras and Seraphims goes on but the two protagonist have stopped dreaming of peace. Both f them think about their life as a road with only blood and battles ahead. 
 But the last words to his war has still to come. 
 This book didn't fully satisfied me. But there were also amazing events and I was like: hell yeah! Time for blood, war and fights! 
 In the end? Mixed feelings. 
 Let's start with the negative parts. 
 This book is slow, like really slow. A lot slow. This book is the Slow. 
 Sometimes the story got lost in stories and details that were totally shallow when it comes to the actual plot. 
 Sometimes, Laini Taylor become extremly silly about relations ship between the characters and about the romance. 
 For example: Ziri and Karou. The way they think (oh, Ziri - oh, please, I say.), talk, glance, touch eachother... everything is silly and repetitive. Once the concept is expressed, well that's enough. 
 So, between the low story, the way Kaour acted and the amazing saccharine romance and semi-romance, Days of Bloog and Starlight wasn't exactly one of my most enthusiastic read. But the good part of this slowness is that there was the possibility to discover more about Ertez and the Seraphims life. 
 A little tribute goes to Zuzana for her strenght but also for her stupidity. I wanted to slap her hard. When she discover what Karou was doing for the war, she asked for seeing it again. She found it fun. Like: who cares about blood and death? People are dying but I just want to have fun. 
 Strangely, I have really few things to say about Mik, who is kinda attached to Zuzan like glue, and about Karou. The most importante character in the book, in my opinion, was Akiva. 
 In fact, our dear heroine stayed in a place with death and teeth for most of the books, doing what was commanded to her and nothing else. Without Akive, she would have gain no power, no future, no hope, no strenght. 
 I was really involved into Akiva, Hazel and Liraz's story. I felt their hope, their need for a change. 
 After turning the last page my thoughts and feelings weren't so clear. Days of blood and starlight is a good book with too many pages of too many irrelevant facts. This book was bad? 
 No, the asnwer is no, but Daughter of smoke and bone was really more interesting. But also the end of the second book of the trilogy is the start for a great final.