Feyre is back at the Spring Court, but is suffering. Because of that's shes been through, what she has done, what she has seen, she now can't stop having nightmares, can't paint, can't eat. And Tamlin is too broken to be of any help. He gives her time and space and lets her die slowly, trying to bring his court back to normal. But Feyre starts realizing that normal may not work for her. 
 I loved this book. The only reason I took so long reading it was because when finally Rhys and Feyre started to "talk", I was so happy that I didn't wanted it to end. This has to be one of my favorite romance book's ever. And don't get me wrong, it has a lot a faults. But it was still amazing. 
 WARNING: SPOILERS 
 Most people seem to think that Tamlin's character was changed and made a villain to get the story going. But I think he was just as broken as Feyre. The whole first book he was lying to her. And yes, he couldn't tell her anything because of the curse, but most things he kept to himself because he wanted to. He only let her participate because she was a key player in the curse. But then there were other things that were wrong, like not fighting for her at all. Sure, he didn't wanted to put her in more danger, but she was dying and he just wanted to have sex with her. Like Feyre said, he fought for her, just not as hard as she did for him. 
 And Tamlin did not change. Anyone that has been in an abusive relationship will tell you that their partner loved them, cared for them, and didn't really mean what they did. Tamlin was Gaston, everyone loved him and couldn't see what a bully he was, how wrong his thinking was. At the end I felt pitty for him. Of couse, he murderer Rhy's family for power or loyalty to his father wich was unforgivable. And he betrayed everyone by his alliance with the King. But he's so sick, he's so consumed by his pain and his obsession with Feyre that I almost feel sorry for him. He obviusly need help, professional help. 
 Lucian is the one tha dissapointed me to most. Extreme loyalty can be a fault. That he would let Tamlin betray everyone speaks volumes about him. 
 Then there is Rhys. He was already the best character in the first book, because even if everyone else treated him like the bad guy, he always protected Feyre, always fought for her and helped her. The only thing that I didn't like was the wine thing, but I understand that he did it so she wouldn't have to remember anything about her time there. I also didn't understand why he fought so hard form her when she was about to die, but now I do. He knew from the begging that there was something abour her. They were meant for eachother even when she was human. He was perfect, his love was perfect. He respected Feyre, her opinions and her choices. He never dismissed her, and the only secrets that he kept were so she could decide for herself. I love how he trated her as his equal in every way. And how he named her High Lady, something that Tamlin wouldn't even consider possible. 
 I LOVED all the night court. Mor, Cassian, Azriel and Amren were exactly what Feyre needed. Hell, I would love to hung out with them. I love Casssian and Amren most of all, but the four of them are perfect. 
 I still don't like Feyre's sisters. They are so selfish, so awful. Yes, they kinda help Feyre, but because they know that if they don't they are going to die. I really hope they redeem themselves in the final book. 
 The ending was so painful. I'm so scared about the next book. I hope Feyre and Rhys get back together really, really soon. I hope the book is really, really, long. And I really really really want no one to die. 
 Is it May 2017 yet???