Finished on 27th, 2026 I really wanted to love it. I mean, sapphic vampires in fantasy? Top tier.

I do not mind reading multiple POV's in a book, nor do I mind it if it jumps from the present to the past and back again. What I do mind when reading a book is when you get so much information and get all these different storylines that simply do not feel like they come to fruition in the amount of pages that this book had.

There was so much lore about gods and the past of the world that they lived in, together with Thana and Favre's story that kind of started the world we enter in the book and then Nejja and Leyla's story and background... While it had so much potential, I think it might have been too much for me personally in the 352 pages we had. I felt like I got lost a few times on why we had certain information or why certain scenes happened because in the end it felt like they didn't really have a purpose, or I simply missed the purpose of it.

Though I liked the story between Favre and Thana but I also felt a little underwhelmed with the sapphic romance between Nejja and Leyla when it came to the development of their feelings and them growing towards each other. It left me feeling a little unsatisfied.