Is it true that the main characters resemble those of Sarah J. I want to see how far he goes, and I prefer him for Brie. Yes, at first, he had a too immature attitude for my taste and that was annoying, but as the story advances and we get to know him better he becomes far more appealing. The character that intrigues me the most is Finn (that's not a surprise 🤣). I hope the second book develops them further and shows us both the Wild Fae Lands and the Unseelie Court. The worldbuilding and magic system weren’t very complex, but they caught my attention. “The thing about desperation is that it steals the right choice from our list of options.” I also didn't really like her “I'm not like other girls” thought when the truth is that she didn't stand out at all up to a certain point of the plot. There were many signs right under her nose, yet she would suddenly forget all her beliefs and forgive things that should have alerted her in the first place. The main character (Brie) was astonishing naïve. Neither changed their plans (even if their intentions were different) because of their romantic interest in her. The second half is when everything explodes, and a lot of things are finally clear (some predictable and others not so much) that made me want to keep reading.Īs for the love triangle, personally I’m not a huge fan of this trope, but I found interesting that the love interests (Finn and Ronan) weren’t perfect and had gray moralities, which is a bit out of the stereotype that other books paint. I had to think a bit before rating this book because there were things that I really liked and others that not so much, but in general I enjoyed the story so here we go.Īlthough there aren’t many revelations in the first half of the book, the rhythm of the plot and the writing style make everything easy to read and it’s entertaining. “May you always have a star to wish on, Abriella, and a reason to believe.”

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