I was fully prepared to start yapping about why the book ended the way it did, but then I read the Q&A and saw why. Honestly, I just felt bored by the book for the majority of it but kept on reading cuz I just can’t stop reading a book once it’s started. To be honest, I’m glad I didn’t stop, by the last 10 pages, I was INVESTED. Like I could not put this down until it was done. 3.5/5 ??

It was an ok book, not the most amazing one I’ve read, but pretty good. It’s not a very linear plot and kind of a bunch of different stories. “All The Light We Cannot See” was a lot like this with the mini stories, but I just liked it so much more and it had more of a plot. Definitely wouldn’t read this again but don’t recommended against it.

I’M SORRY, WHAT?! YOU CAN’T JUST GIVE ME THE THIRD BOOK, AND THEN LEAVE ON A CLIFFHANGER LIKE THAT?! Like, I was reading it and it was nearing the end, and I was like, uhm yeah no, why are we doing this 20 pages away from the end? AND THEN THE TWISTS?! And when I thought that was just it, FREAKING KINGSLEY COMES OUT FROM THE FOREST HUMAN?! 5 stars?? , Hannah, just give me the next book already ??

This book is AMAZING!!! I got it from the library on a Friday, then brought it to school with me. I was hooked immediately once I had started reading on the bus. By the end of the day, I had finished the whole thing. I am not usually a romance person, but this book has just the perfect blend of romance and fantasy. When it was over, I felt this huge rush of disappointment that I didn't have any more left to read. Possibly the best part of the experience, though, was realizing that the author of this addictive book is nonbinary, like me. The story is so relatable, with the characters' relationships and conflicts. You start reading it, and you can't stop rooting for Ray and Laurie. All in all, this book was a great experience reading and I one hundred percent recommend it.

I loved this book! I found the story so interesting but there were also many funny parts too. I really appreciate how Percy isn’t totally comfortable with being a demigod at first but by the end of the book he comes to terms with it and wants to cherish his newfound role.

WHY DO THEY ALL END ON CLIFFHANGERS!!!!! this book was supper good and addictive. I was shocked about many events in the book. I also got very angry at parts as well lol. But overall, im still loving the plot.

I read this book in a day and enjoyed EVERY minute. I am annoyed about the cliff-hanger, but can't wait to read the next book. The love triangle is awesome and annoying. The plot and storyline is written very well.

The book was good, I love the plot and character development. I wish my school read it at a faster pace, but I still enjoyed it. I've never read a historical fiction book before, but I enjoyed it. I believe this book was well written and is mostly historically accurate.

In the words of Audrey II, “More, more, MORE!”. The ending this book had literally could not have me on the edge of my seat more. And the love dynamic was just a cherry on top. I’m glad it wasn’t like my usual enemies to lovers because this book ate. And the end where Trystan was fighting over whatever the guards were doing to him whilst begging for them to spare Evie… chefs kiss ?? I don’t think I can spend anymore writing this or I will explode from wanting to continue this in the second book.

I loved Harry potter and the sorcerer's stone! It was very good! Perfect if you love fantasy and magic.