Okay, so I actually finished this a while back while on vacation, and haven't had a chance to write up a review yet, so I'm going to make this short and sweet. 
 Overall, I was swept up in the concept of the story, right from page one. I actually turned to my husband after reading the first chapter just to tell him that this author had just offered me the perfect beginning to a story. The writing style was teasing without being overly dramatic. The premise was divine, and gave me the most incredible dreams all week. 
 The only flaw in my mind was that it was long. There was a point somewhere in the middle that I found myself sighing, wondering why it needed to be so drawn out. In truth, I think it was just because Agnieszka and the Dragon were apart, and their chemistry was so potent that I found it difficult to continue on through their separation. And when I finally reached the end? I wished that it could have gone on for another hundred pages. 
 Highly recommend for lovers of European folklore and fairy tales.