Unseelie

I was excited to read this book because I love fae and changelings and it was also cool that the main character (Seelie) was autistic and I wanted to see what that was like. Sadly though, I was not all that drawn into the story. It had all the cool bits, from an adventurer/thief (Seelie's sister) to a shapshifter (Raze, who was actually pretty good) and a quest to find a hidden keep which led them all over and into the fae realms. None if it really clicked though.

I especially enjoyed reading about Iselia and her journeys. I like her as a character and I felt that her emotions were well portrayed/expressed in the book. Some other characters were not my favorite when I first met them, but they grew on me as I could see their character develop and grow. The plot of the book was interesting and there was not a moment where it seemed boring or slow. It was a little hard to get into the book at the beginning, once I started, I didn't want to put the book down.

I loved this book. It was refreshing, something different than what I usually expect from YA Fantasy. The book focused mostly on the relationship between the sisters, and then gave some hints about other possible relationships. Raze and Seelie are so cute together, I shipped them from the very first moment. The moments with them together throughout the book were some of the best parts. The whole story world drew me in. It was fascinating and I really can't wait to read more from the next book.