Talk about a unique story! I've never read anything quite like this tale (pun-intended, and you'll get that joke if you read the book). It was filled with Korean mythology and lore, which was so different from what I'm used to, and I'm totally into it.

It's a bit gruesome, as far as what a Gumiho actually does to survive. The depth of Yena and how her childhood and pregnancy shaped her was tragic, bitter, and so intriguing.

I was very much a fan of Jihoon, and how he handled Miyoung's secrets. Their relationship was sweet, with a touch of vengeance, and it captured my attention instantly. I'm greatly looking forward to finding out what happens in the next installment!