My rating: 5 of 5 stars
As Pyrithian is preparing for war, Feyre goes undercover at the Spring Court to do a bit of investigating. When she later meets with all the High Lords of all 7 kingdoms, her and Rhysand must decide who to trust—who is ally and who is foe—and as usual, things are not what they seem.
This third book in the series was perhaps my favorite, just barely inching out ACOMAF. Feyre has really come into her own and started to embrace her new powers, which she was just learning to use and control in the second book. And because of that, I grew to like her so much more in this installment. While there were some sad bits, there were also a lot of happy and victorious ones as well. I had originally thought this was to be the end of the series, but I believe SJM determined she'd be continuing prior to the release of this, so a few minor story lines were left open, such as with Lucien, Elain and Nesta. I'm looking forward to reading book four, A Court of Frost and Starlight, soon.
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