While I will never love another book character as much as I *adore* my queen Celaena Sardothien, Feyre was a truly awesome, preserving character with no limits on getting what she wanted. 
 I was a little afraid that the story would be too much like ToG with the Fae world and the voice of the characters, but I can't tell you how wrong I was! 
 Feyre has a super unique voice, bitter in the beginning then strong and then powerful towards the end. She is very different from a lot of characters in the fact that she is illiterate, which immediately distinguishes her from the pack. 
 This book isn't just about love: it's about the truth of familial relationships, sacrifice, coming-of-age, and finding oneself. 
 This story was truly beautiful, not only in the plot, but in the writing. 
 Another thing I ***loved*** was the idea of the masks on the Fae's faces as a lingering part of the curse. Very cool, very unique - it showed that even though the romantic relationship was physical, it was on a deeper level more than just based on appearances. 
 The Beauty and the Beast twist that Sarah took was super, super cool. She sticks with her message of the girl being the one who can swoop in and save the day, and I love that. 
 Sarah, you rock.