Just finished reading this book. I loved it. At the beginning I was like "oh no, another story like "Princess of the Midnight Ball", a book that was MEH. And I did not like the name Reveka... it was misspelled in my opinion. Luckily, the book was very good, sweet and enjoyable. The first chapters were a little slow in my opinion. Maybe I just don´t like the story of the twelve princesses dancing at midnight too much. Either way, when it started getting like "Beauty and the Beast" with Greek mythology it was great.Reveka is a great character. She is 13-year-old and acts like it, sometimes immature, sometimes mature. She has a temper, but she is also brave and great as a herbalist (really a herbalist, not like Rose from The Healer's Apprentice). And I really liked Dragos, a fantastic beast-prince, who seemed to be the bad guy of the book, but instead is so nice and melancholic, and in spite of needing desperately a bride, never forces Reveka and is always nice to her. When the story develops in the Underworld it was rather obscure, which I liked; it was not so fairy-tale.
Sadly, the end comes a little abruptly. I think there is not a second book, which is sad because I would have loved to know what happened with Reveka and Dragos.
