Holy. Crap. This book. Amazing. 
 The only thing I'd been told about this book before I started reading it was that if I liked Sarah J Maas, then I would love this. That was enough for me. 
 I thought I was going to have to sit and wait for ACOMAF in May for a story to really grip me but this was perfect. 
 I was expecting good things from this book but I was still shocked and blown away by how INCREDIBLE the story was. It was honest and inspiring and captivating, Amani is a badass! 
 I was so busy taking in every single word that Alwyn wrote and trying to get fully involved in each chapter that I didn't even try and look out for hints to the plot twists. I honestly wasn't expecting anything, every twist and revelation was a welcomed surprise that had me gasping and made me put the book down for a second. 
 The ending was absolutely PERFECT. Almost reminiscent of Snow like Ashes in the way that it had a concise conclusion, but you could still see a path to what may happen next later in the series. 
 I'm not sure that there was anything I didn't like about the book. At the moment my only complaint would be that I wish there was more. I want to know more about the Demdji, Djinni and mythical creatures. But I'm sure that will come with the rest of the series. I'm so excited for more!!! 
 I think I'm going to write a full length review on my blog. 
 Can Alwyn win all the awards now please.