People in the city of Eldra are governed by ancient prophecies. Because of the elder seers' forecasts, the high council has maintained its position of authority for ages. Growing unrest after the fulfillment of the last infallible prophesy resulted in murders and, eventually, a rebellion that lasted for more than ten years.

Cassa, the rebels' orphaned daughter in the present, is adamant about taking revenge on the high council, which rules Eldra from within the citadel walls. Cassa struggles to come to terms with the heritage of rebellion her deceased parents have left her and the worry that she may not be able to carry the load because her only companions are the no-nonsense Alys, the laid-back Evander, and the consistently underrated Newt. However, it might be too late for Cassa and her allies to save the city or themselves by the time they solve the enigma of the final infallible prophecy.

I didn't find the book to be in any way poor. The writing was great, the plot was interesting, and the characters were incredibly endearing and diverse. Don't get me wrong, I get why people enjoy this book, especially for the lgbtqia+ members out there; it's just that it didn't really stick out to me. Nonetheless, if you see a found family of teen rebels, I would always be there being their #1 supporter.