I had heard many recommendations for Furyborn, all by avid readers of YA/fantasy who are in constant search of the next series to revolutionize the genre. I'm not entirely sure that this is that book, but it is certainly the stunning opening to what promises to be a thrilling thrilogy. The feminist undertones and action-packed novel maintains interest through a series of subtle and more overt plot twists. The style of writing is magical, and the unique perspective of two women separated by 1,000 years shows flaunts the abilities of a skilled author. I especially enjoyed the quote motif used at the beginning of each chapter; a quote from a relevant character or text was provided to set the tone and provide backstory, further enriching an already excellent plot.