I flew through this book, much like Ezra across the skies. This is a romantasy, featuring an agender MC, called Cam. Over the years, they've lived in various places between Scotland and Texas, going between living with their mothers and grandmother, and with their father.
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The idea of the fae and changelings is fascinating to me. Especially as it relates to autistic people. I've come across it in more than just this book where autistic people mention changelings and wonder if they are one.
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I always enjoy reading stories with autism representation. I find it interesting how different authors and different writing styles tackle that. Some are definitely better than others, which is often coupled with the author being autistic or otherwise neurodivergent themselves. I can see how Cam's monologues and mannerisms could be distracting from the story for some people, but for me it just made it all the more immersive. I could really visualise what was going on. I also liked the different view on friendships and relationships that autistic characters can sometimes bring to a narrative.
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Thank you to NetGalley for sending me an ARC copy of this book.

I really enjoyed reading this, it had that world element that I was looking for and enjoyed the fantasy romance going on. I was engaged from start to finish and was engaged with how the characters were so well done. The overall feel worked and enjoyed the young adult element that I was hoping for and enjoyed getting to know the characters in this universe. Maya MacGregor has a strong writing style and glad it was so well done.