Aislinn has always been able to see fairies but has never attracted their attention, until now. 
 This book had fairly great characters, good plot, and a good lack of cliches. I really enjoyed it. As we may know by now, I'm a huge character fan and I found Marr wrote hers well and knew their personalities. I found Seth was almost a bit too awesome but that was downgraded when viewed by other characters so it could've just been based upon Ash's view of him, especially towards the end of the book. 
 The plot was interesting and took some good twists without becoming a jumbled mess. The multiple perspectives kept the reader in the loop without giving the entire conflict away to Ash. I found the perspective switching was fairly well done. As for more adult centered content, I felt Marr did well on that. Ash is 17 so the amount of cursing, violence, and sex seemed appropiate to me (not that it's particularly high, I just noticed many folks were commenting on that). 
 All in all, while it wasn't a fascinating read, it was still really interesting and Marr employs some good techniques that work in her favour.