t was pretty much another world, but was basic enough to not make it difficult to follow along.

Normally, I wouldn't like characters like Meg. The ones where they are weak and always need saving. The Meg was different. Because of the way she was raised, she had a lot of learning to do and I found it fascinating to watch her try to figure things out and for the people around her to try to figure her out. The more I learned about her the more I rooted for her to win. I'm firmly in Meg's corner. Plus, her and Sam are so cute together. Adventure buddies unite!

I think Anne Bishop did an amazing job showing that Simon was just not human. He has a human shape but he doesn't react how a human male would. He was often confused on the actions of humans, and in particular, Meg. Meg stumped the poor guy. In how to talk to her, in how to deal with her and how to get others to deal with her. I even giggled at his response when Meg was becoming beloved by those that rejected many of his kind.

I'm excited to start on the next one and have found a great new series to enjoy. Well worth the money to buy me a copy for my bookshelf too.2d:T5ab,Despite its extremely slow pacing, I am officially and fully in love with this series.

I am a little biased because urban fantasy is and has always been my favorite genre, but as someone who is so sick and tired of the books that are currently coming out where character arcs aren't respected... (I am looking at your Sarah J Maas)

This was such a breath of fresh air, going back to older series was possibly the best decision I've made this year.

Heartwarming, original, action-packed, filled with four-dimensional characters, funny without even trying to be, endearing to the maximum.

I will for sure continue reading this series.

Meg's plot is something I've never seen before and the fact that Anne plays with its simplicity to build a world that has a very rich world building is fantastic. Also to sit here and read about big scary characters who grow t

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