What a stunning story, right from the beginning. Camellia is a girl that I want to get to know, and that I find myself instantly rooting for. She is so passionate, so dedicated to doing a good job. But what if her job really isn't good? Does being good at doing a bad thing make you bad? I can already see that Camellia and her sisters will be tested in ways that they never saw coming, and I am very eager to read the rest of the book and find out how Camellia handles herself. She already knows that the path to becoming a more beautiful person is painful - she sees that on her subjects every day. But is she prepared for the pain that comes from growing into a more beautiful on the inside? When she discovers the price of change, will she decide it's worth it? I can't wait to find out!