I honestly wasn't labeling this book as the "huge plot-twist" kinda book, but I couldn't have been more wrong and the plot twist that awaits you will have you throwing your book and pushing your face into your hands out of aggravation and full-on sobbing (again, totally guilty and I didn't exaggerate that in any way.) The burdens that Molly carry begin to weight heavy on my own shoulders throughout reading and I swear I caught myself holding my breath more than once. When I found out she had to choose between the two worlds on her 25th birthday, which might I add is 9 months away, I think I was more stressed and anxious than she was. To choose between the real world and her family and Becca, or to choose between Terra Somniorum, and more importantly, Dev...who I am in love with. We get a whole new taste of who he is and what his past was like and it made me both break and fill with even more love for him. The way Dev treats Molly and promises her things of such confidence makes me want to throw this book at the wall and pick it up just as fast. "and as we became connected, I desperately try to push away the thoughts that might force us apart." 

...I had to put down the book more than once to capture my thoughts. I especially love how we see how Molly transforms from this fragile, scared girl to this girl who takes hold of who she is and proves to everyone, to herself, that she will exceed expectations in this world. Between the Vigil, nocturna, the whole concept of the dreamer and her role in everything, and even the evil metus sent from hell (not really but really) this book makes real world so boring. The way E.j has organized everything that happens in this book is perfectly done and I can't say that about a lot of authors. And I think anybody can enjoy it despite the preferred genre because before this book, I didn't think I would be calling contemporary fantasy one of my favorites.