I enjoyed so much of this. Now, I did not realize it wasn't a standalone and the ending caught me off guard. WOO BISEXUALS! Woo polyamory! However, it didn't feel like the romance was equally developed between all three. I really enjoyed the folklore and how it made the story without being the full the story. Gisela is probably one of my recent favorite YA heroines. The vibes were immaculate, I felt like I was part of the story. I couldn't tell what time period the story took place in though, and I felt like it was strange that the language felt so modern but the setting felt retro at the same time. I'll will definitely need the second book immediately.