"Things only hurt more when you can see them." 
 The world-building really knocks my eyes out,it's just as unique as The Rithmatist. The author explains her universe where the story is set in a smooth way,not intricate at all. She uses a concrete system and organizations to distinguish between life and death,they're no longer abstract to us,but,as long as you follow the characters,you'll notice that prople blur the lines under this orderly world. 
 And I pretty adore the author's writing style,the narrative is outstanding and extremely engaging. Some conversations between Mac and Wes are witty,some are inspiring. 
 "Lying is easy. But it's lonely." 
 "What do you mean?" 
 "When you lie to everyone about everything, what's left? What's true?" 
 "Nothing," I say. 
 "Exactly." 
 "What do schools do that for?" he grumbles. 
 "What's the point of summer if they give you homework?" 
 Wes,you really really can say that again.*sign* 
 Heading to the next book now!