Excellent, just like the others.

I received the book for free through Goodreads First Reads. This book was a fascinating twist on the YA dystopia novels, I loved the idea of a third party hostage center as a means to keep warring countries at peace. Or trying to. I wasn't as keen on her choices in the end, but it would be interesting to hear more about Talis's story.

I thought it was fantastic! I cried when she cried, and all the characters were very likeable and relatable. At first she seemed weak but she pulled herself together and made things work. Really hoping there's a book 2.

I received the book for free through Goodreads First Reads. So Good! Reminds me a lot of Cassandra Clare's City of Bones. The only thing bad I have to say about it is it's far too short, I can't wait to get the rest!

I devoured this book, read it in under a day. So drawn in by the charactes, I can't wait to see where the premonitions go

For a book I bought based on the cover, it was much better than I had hoped. I enjoyed things from a fairy's perspective and the characters seemed to be a lot of fun. Not too much depth though, and I thought the timeline was way too fast and unrealistic.

I devoured this book in one day. It started off with a generic yet gripping teen-vampire-romance-drama feel, but the characters were well done and the fallen angel twist was refreshing.

I enjoyed most of the book, but I didn't like the involvement of Fever's mother or how it ended. I hope the two of them meet again in book three.

It had potential, but I feel it didn't go deep enough to really draw me into the story.

Started out with the typical "hot new student transfer has to take empty seat beside quiet awkward girl". Followed usual tropes after that. Decent read, but I don't feel an urgent need to pick up the rest of the series.