Beautifully, achingly human 

I adore Dusk and Rae's banter and watching the spiteful ways they snipe at each other slowly change to trust and care as their relationship deepened.

This book has some of the best, most realistic descriptions of what it's like to live with disability I've ever seen and it does what Fantasy and Sci-fi are meant to do; it takes a fantastical setting and uses it to explore stories that reveal our shared humanity.

I laughed, I cried, and I felt truly seen while reading this book and I can't recommend it highly enough.

*Arc review, all opinions are my own.