Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 So I'm reading this series because I requested number 3 from Netgalley - without realising it was a number 3...oops. But this is another happy accident and I'm sorry, but I'm rushing this review out now so that I can move onto book 2. This can't be a repeat of the Lunar chronicles where I did a series review because I read them all back to back, because I have to fully review the third one for Netgalley. But this is all irrelevant to the actual review... 
 The high king reminds me of someone but I can't tell you who because it will just give away too much. But boy does he remind me of that person! And I mean, as a character, not that he's a copy or anything. 
 I have to admit I've been struggling to review the first books in series recently, having grown accustom to reviewing standalones. It's so much easier to review a story in its entirety, which is hard when there's more to come, but I like this. A little bit paranormal, a little bit fantasy, a little bit adventure and a little bit romance. 
 Andi is the middle daughter of the high king, she's not the Heir and she's not the stunning beauty her younger sister is, she's practically invisible, which is the way she likes it. She's mysterious and not always paying attention and usually that type of character is rarely first, usually somewhere in the middle (Haha) or even last, the most overlooked being the most spectacular. But then, her sisters have stories still to be told, so perhaps at the end she'll be just as invisible as before? 
 This book has some amazing language in it, at one point, when describing something it was all "smelled of emerald." and "Sounded like sugared Berries." Which was just so interesting. 
 I cant wait to find out more about this world as the sisters do. Amelia is next, the pretty one. I wonder how this will go down....