I don’t really have much to say about this book besides the fact that this entire book felt like a prolonged introduction. It lasted WAY too long, and I was hired for a lot of it. Ophelia is also at her most docile and inactive (both in actions and decision making) in this book because she’s so fearful of everything, especially when compared to Ophelia’s shelf in The Missing of Clairdelune. I recommend people continue to TMOC before making a solid decision because that’s when this series really starts to pick up.