I was torn between 2 and three stars. It's not a great book and many people might say it's not even a good book. The writing is all over the place, turning reading into a chore. But at its core it was something I enjoyed. It was just annoying to pick out the good parts from the crappy writing. I felt the writing was way too clumsy for an established author. I don't need to be reminded by Raine's internal monologue that she was deeply traumatized and that she wonders what her mama would say every five pages. My god, that was annoying.

I will continue with Traitor of Redwinter, but I cannot really recommend this book and that's why I settled on two stars.