I enjoyed this book a lot. I liked the premise and it was super unique.

We have a girl who can’t die, who definitely is not like other girls, really wants to be like over girls, but eventually chooses to peruse being herself without shaming the other women that want to be apart of the “societal standards”. That little subtly was so refreshing since I’ve been so tired of the “not like other girls” trope that tends to bash girls who are “like other girls.”

I will say I was caught off guard with the Death to Signa romance (sounds like health insurance). The intimate moments they had also threw me off since I didn’t have a depiction for death that wasn’t just a cliche reaper looking skeleton.

The twist of the murderer was not one I was expecting and I did successfully get fooled. However, the twist of Sylas was one that I kinda saw coming pretty early on.

Overall, I really enjoyed this book and I am excited for the sequel.