It is a nice first book in a series, leads to an end that would make some want to continue on - with it's own problem in it as well. An interesting fantasy read.

In general the book is well written, the story is appealing, and it is an easy read.
However, the book is quite focused on the main character's development and the plot takes a bit of time to be established.
Kaz, for many many chapters, appears to be younger than she actually is, there is a lack of maturity you expect for a 15 year old and it felt throughout the book that she was only 12 y.o.. Not exactly a problem as her character continues to grow, and by the book ends, she is now written in accordance to her age.

It ends with a good cliffhanger, and I'm curious with what will happen next.

I see the plot and the style of writing of this book appealing more to teens than to YA, and taking that in consideration I'll give it 4⭐

This was a fabulous start to a new series, exciting, un-put-downable, and with a very interesting plot and characters. I will look forward to the rest of the chronicles! With thanks to Net Galley for my ARC to read and review.

This is a fun YA filled with high ideals, struggles and battles. It is a bit like a Divergent derivative. Our protagonist is chosen to be a Hunter of evil. The monsters are a little under written ( and I think there has to be a better word than suckers for them). The god figure, The Lady, is a very passive presence yet all us attributed to Her.

It’s a very fast read with a lot of kindness and nobility to it. For lovers of fantasy.