Ehhhh...
It's a cute slice of life, likely to tie up Feyre's storyline so that the narrative can focus on other characters. It's cute, but also kinda empty and frustrating, because there is obviously more story to tell yet the author wants to focus on a new romance since the main one is now established and not providing as much of a thrill for the reader. Her storyline is sloppily tied up with a promise of an attempt at conceiving -- which feels rushed and unnecessary to a seasoned reader. 

The mistakes are obvious, and it is a nice cozy read, but kind of a cheap transition, if you ask me. 

I really enjoyed this one. It warmed my heart after the turmoil of the previous book.

As this is intended to be a winter holiday special, it is a nice breather from the emotional rollercoaster of the first three books. It builds anticipation for Silver Flames. I was happily surprised with the emotional depth of each character - I worried it’d shy away from the intensity of the previous books but it hits the mark without moving the plot too far forward. It’s truly a gem for lovers of Velaris and the characters residing there.

Not my favorite book in the series but it was a nice little break from the lengthier books. 
Very light hearted and cute. It does give more background on a lot of the characters and makes you get to know them more as people outside of everything else that has happened in the series for the most part. 

Brilliant book! It was beautifully written and great use of POVs from different characters. I loved that it wasn’t war focused, it felt like we got to see how each character lived straight after the war for prythian. Great book just what was needed after ACOWAR