Let me start off by saying that this was the most brutal 150 pages I have ever read. With that being said, I absolutely loved this story. 
 Feyre is a human who kills a Faerie to help feed her family. She is taken to the Faerie land of Prythian as part of a Treaty because humans are not supposed to kill a Faerie unprovoked. As she lives in this land at the High Fae Tamlin's estate she soon realizes there is more than meets the eye. Although I think she is completely dumb, but whatever. It could have a lot to do with her childlike mind and severe hatred for faeries. There is a bit of mystery surrounding things that are happening in Prythian and the way Tamlin and his emissary Lucien act around her. Slowing Feyre starts falling in love with Tamlin and that is when the book finally gets good. 
 Yes, the book starts off slow and Feyre is one of the most annoying characters throughout half of the book. She does have some redeeming qualities. What helped this book be great is the fact that Sara J. Maas used great world building, and I seriously love Tamlin and Lucien. I them both more than I like Feyre. Hell I like Alis and Rhysand more than I like Feyre. 
 As much as I did not like the first 150 pages I like how everything that happened in between that time came full circle and tied together for the ending. I really enjoyed where the story headed, it was different and I did not see any of it coming. I like how the story has both dark and light feels to it. 
 I seriously need more to this story because I felt like the ending did not lead to anything more. Especially since a certain someone looked at her funny and I was like, "but what does it mean?" I am excited to see where else this story takes us. Sara J. Maas writes amazing stories.