This book is like a weird mix between Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere and Katherine Arden's The Bear And The Nightingale. It's bittersweet and beautiful with a dark grimness that isn't hopeless, but definitely toes the line.

I seriously loved everything about this book and I'm sure I'll be re-reading this one in the future. Only warning I have is that there are some slightly graphicish self harm parts, but there aren't very many of them.