From the first look I have a lot to say about this book. First of all, I love the diversity of this book and how it not only includes POC in a broad sense of the term, but also focusses on their lives and their culture. I think it is such an important thing to do in todays day and age, inclusivity is something that automatically makes a book worth reading in my eyes. The story seems like it would be something relatable and interesting to read, with a new twist on enemies and lovers that isn't necessarily a dagger to the throat, but a more realistic day-to-day theme.