4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Infected by the hype, I wanted to read this book myself and here we are. After reading Izara from her at the beginning of autumn I was a bit skeptical because I didn't like the book as I had hoped, but Cassardim surprised me. I found the writing style good and easy to follow, and it is written in the first person perspective and we follow Amaia's point of view. The story begins when we are in the hospital with Amaia and so to speak we come into the events that have something strange about them. I liked Amaia, her stubbornness and yet I admired her combative manner, only sometimes I thought I should have thought before she rushed off. On the other hand, I liked Noar right away because I found his mysterious nature attractive and fascinated me. I liked the structure of the worlds best and also the machinations and intrigues in the Hoff found you interesting and curious how everything then comes together. Especially the twist that looks to come but somehow not left a lot open and let the story stand in a new light. Where I am really curious how it will go on now. Sometimes the love story went too fast for me because I'm more into slow burn but otherwise I liked it. I also found the supporting characters interesting, especially the dynamics of the siblings, even if I had wished we had seen more scenes together because they grew up together and later it seemed as if they were strangers. All in all, it was a good start I liked the structure of the worlds and the characters and I'm curious how it will continue from here and what else to expect.

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