A straightforward yet strong independent dream YA. I ate up this book so rapidly and it's the first occasion when I adored perusing the foes to-darlings figure of speech, on the grounds that the principle characters, their turn of events, their inward apprehensions, and their exchange with one another were completely done so normally well. The two heroes were really deadly that I needed to fly through the book just to perceive how they might actually even like one another. It's additionally enjoyable to see every one of the better places they went to and how the realms vary from each other; the world structure is not difficult to process without hindering you with the overcomplicated portrayal and superfluous data. I'm vacillating between giving this 4 or 5 stars since I genuinely appreciated perusing the characters and their smart exchange and I wouldn't change much else. Actually the just criticize I have is that albeit the first and last 1/3 of the book is energizing and captivating, I discovered the center segment to be somewhat wandering, and it was too simple to even think about seeing the characters go from Direct A toward Point B in their experience. In case we will take this time following the characters in a particularly direct manner, I would've jumped at the chance to see a greater amount of the heartfelt advancement to develop the anxiety and strain later on.