I enjoyed reading this book. At least because it is some kind of special. Nashel was a girl without a name as she burned down her family’s house, including her parents. With special permission, she was allowed to be taught at the academy. Because of her discipline and power, she became more powerful, and therefore she was sent on a secret mission.
Nashel is a special character because she has to learn empathy and social interaction by reacting to her classmates. Even at the last pages of the book, social interaction is strange to her, and her objectivity stands over it.
The two regions with sunset and sunrise are completely different, and therefore also the story turns in another way, even if it was less exciting. Back on the other side, the tension rose, and the end was unexpected to me.
