I have heard from so many people that this book is the best of the whole series and I have to admit that I understand why. I really didn’t like the story-telling of Maas in the first book but oh boy was I wrong to judge too quickly. Firstly, it amazed me how Maas describes mental disorders I have never read a book that went into the darkest corners of a character’s mind like this and I really enjoyed it. Secondly, the plot started to develop so fast and every time I felt that the plot was starting to “falter”, Maas dropped another plot twist.
Nevertheless, I hope that this is not the best book of the series since I would be very happy to continue this thrilling journey.
