The Infinity Courts is a fantastic premise. The afterlife has been taken over by an artificial intelligence who is angry at being enslaved by humanity, and after dying young Nami discovers that she may be the key to freeing Infinity.

I really liked the characters in this book, and the twists (especially towards the end) were totally unexpected. The writing style is beautifully lyrical and although I read it in print, I'd imagine it works wonderfully as an audio book.

The only downside was that the world building felt a bit lacking. There were parts of Infinity that I didn't quite understand and some questions that never really got answered. However, it didn't stop me enjoying the story!

I received a copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.