This is a cute fantasy romance with intrigue and mystery sprinkled in between. It presents a social essay of class and sticking to one's kind. Luna and Vincent make for interesting characters who carry generational trauma and heavy weights on their shoulders. They embark on a quest to solve each other's problems and the fall for each other along the way. I loved how this author approached misunderstandings, identity, and secrets.  There is delightful banter between the two. There is easily skippable open door spice if that is not your thing, but they add to the story to show the intimacy the two develop. The side characters turned into a found family of sorts.