I LOVED this book. From start to finish it was an excellent read.

I don't know how to write this review without turning it into a sales pitch.

It had a lot of the same vibes as The Innkeeper Chronicles. You have a magical house, it's not an inn, but it does seem the size of a decent castle. And while the inn seem to be able to send feelings to their innkeeper, the House cannot. It clear it is intelligent, but communication is on the door-slamming variety.

Unlike the Innkeeper chronicles, this house travel TO the magical and weird places and planets, and doesn't get visitors from them. Tho Kira does invite quite a slew of people to reside in her House throughout the books.

Another difference is that the Inn is supposed to be neutral grounds. Kira and her House isn't, and Kira has to decide herself just what she's going to do with her power as a Sorcerer. Which seems to be at the top of the magic ranking pole.

This was a whimsical read, which whimsical no-restriction kind of magic, and creatures from elves and goblins to nagas and cyborg to dinosaurs and birdpeople

This was so good I went and downloaded the second book right away.