So, I'll just get this out of the way and say the main reason I was drawn to this book was because it had a fox on the cover. Honestly, it's things like that that makes books an instant read for me.

This is a simple book, but not in a bad way. It has a very clear three act structure and a villain that is understandable, but definitely in the wrong. I was really in the mood for reading something with a good female friendship and this definitely delivered. I could have used a bit more worldbuilding, but, since I'm not sure if this is going to be a series or not, I won't gripe about that too much.

I think, if this is to be a series, it would be interesting to have each book set in a different character's point of view. Listening to Rook's voice was interesting, but now I want to know how Drift and Fox's would be like for a whole book. It seems like they have more stories to tell.