I've loved the worlds created in Masha's previous books. She has a way of creating places and people that are familiar enough to understand at first glance yet different and complex enough to make you think and want to explore.

While I wouldn't call it a fast-paced read, the story never drags and there's always a new element to the story coming—sometimes from where you'd least expect.

As with Wolf Logic, this book includes an alternate POV that fascinated me.

The book is a complete story on its own, but I can't wait to see what the next part(s) holds.