I‘ve read the english version (which I can‘t find anymore on here. NOTE: I could find it again and posted the same review but I will keep this one as well), so this review is in english.

I loved how it almost directly jumped into action. Just like the character(s) you have no idea what‘s happening but are eager to find out.

The characters alone made this book so much fun to read. Who can you trust? Who‘s friend, who‘s foe? The mystery of everything. Exactly what I like. And despite it being inspired by the widely known King Arthur Legend I had no idea what direction it was going to take and will take in the sequels.

It takes some time and patience to get into the hierarchy system, but even if you don‘t fully understand it‘s okay. I didn‘t fully get it and tried not to get too caught up in trying to understand and instead just to enjoy the story. And that worked for me.

The author working her experience of racism into the book was done well and added a very real aspect to the story.

The ending… the ending was intense to read. a joy.

I saw someone describing the romantic aspect of the story as „love triangle“. I see why and but in my opinion it‘s not. And after that ending I think it can‘t be like that due to the rules that were mentioned in the story. But rules can always be broken…

I generally hope the author will create a more intricate relationship than just a love triangle. I see the potential for a different kind of relationship than the usual and I hope it will be used.