Absolute banger of a book. Race, grief, identity, love, magic, community, family its a book about so many things that can be so heavy, but the story never gets lost under the weight of the subject matter. The only reason it's not perfect is becasue it was really hard for me to pick up on the structure of the order of the round table at first and how exactly everyone fit in together. It made sense eventually, but I think Bree understands it before the reader gets a chance to (in my case), so I had a handful of confusing chapters before I figured it out.