oh no!!! 
 Full review can also be found on: Paein and Ms4Tune's Book Blog 
 I really liked this book, it was remarkably clever, and I'm so fascinated with all the mysteries left unsolved so far, and as to the identity of the trolls themselves, oh so clever. 
 Where we left the city though, is precarious to say the least, mainly because we have no idea. We simply know something happened for we left with Cecile. 
 I liked the character development that went on with these two. Ok, not so much with Tristan, that was more of an unrevealing, but at the start Cecile is a quivering ball of scared. And at the end she's a determined princess, bent on securing the freedom of her husband and those of his people that are downtrodden. I can just imagine her dragging the witch back to the city by her hair (though there's clearly more to the curse than we yet know) So I'm particularly confused as to why, in the second book she's of in the city with her mother singing... but I guess we'll find out! (I liked this book so much that, despite then end leading to a hated book two separation, I don't actually mind! Shocking.)