The cover -which is stunning- and the premise were what drew me into this book, and I found it an enjoyable read. I enjoyed the worldbuilding, and magic, although I would have liked to see if developed or maybe explained more - for example what were the limits of Yarrow's power? There was also a feeling of being rushed along too quickly, perhaps if it had been longer this wouldn't have been the case, but I felt that there wasn't quite enough time for the development of Siria's powers and the relationships that we saw. It also felt that there were a lot of revelations towards the end of the book, that weren't explored properly and left more questions. Still, for all that, I really did enjoy it, and I think it would be a great introduction to fantasy.

*I received an e-arc from netgalley in exchange for an honest review*