*** Caution: Spoilers Ahead!***
Thank you to Netgalley and Random House Children's Books for this arc!

As a fangirl myself, a lot of this book absolutely called to me. I loved Cerys discovering and accepting her fangirl status for Of Wrath and Ruin. I liked how her love of the show reignited her passion for art. Cerys' journey from a girl who abhorred 'nerd culture' and was afraid to truly be herself to someone who embraced her love for Of Wrath and Ruin, cosplay and her fanart was wonderfully depicted. However, I never was able to truly ship her with Jake (and I suspected Runicrascal was Max very early on in the book, and had no doubt they would be endgame). I enjoyed how her relationships with her friend group as well as Anissa blossomed and deepened over the course of the book, as Cerys was able to embrace who she truly was and stopped feeling the pressure to be like everyone else in order to fit in and be accepted. I absolutely adored the inclusions of her fanfiction in the book, which helped me become immersed in the world of Of Wrath and Ruin myself. Her slow burn relationship with Max will appeal to fans of the enemies to lovers trope. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who loves fandom and enjoys a well crafted love story. I absolutely will be adding a copy of this book to my library once it's published!