Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 One of the reasons I don't like to read reviews is because they tell me things like "cliff hanger ending" or "I hope number 2 will continue with X's story, especially after THAT ending!" and it just puts me off, especially with new releases where I can't get my hands on book 2 right away after. 
 I saw a comment along these lines while I was reading this book and because of this it took me forever to read this book. It also happened to contain a new cliche I don't like, so that didn't work in it's favour either. 
 I received this book in the February Illumicrate and it came with a letter from the author. In it she mentioned David Bowie's Goblin King (The Labyrinth). Having read the letter before reading the book he was all I could think of whenever "Goblin King" was mentioned and because of this I never fell under the Goblin King's spell and I believe I should have... 
 So as a side note I now don't know if I SHOULD be reading these letters first. but what if I miss something important? 
 What had me really confused is why everyone seemed to have so many names. Different people called other people different things and I felt like there were 3 times as many characters as there actually was. 
 Lisel suffered a little from what my mother called "Poor Me Syndrome". She didn't bring it on herself though, it has to be said. Her father was terrible! He was a massive contributor and he's missed out on so much. 
 I didn;t get her sisters motive either - or if it's explained in the book, I have forgotten it and I'm really not sure what her angle is. I'm pleased her brother is out and that he's got a new friend. His father wasn't good for him and while I'm not sure his new mentor is any better, he's a different kind of worse and his friend will help. 
 I look forward to what Elizabeth does next. I hope she claims her husband, loudly, before going off on an epic, take no prisoners quest. 
 I also hope that book 2 continues after THAT ending...