Enjoyable read overall. Looking forward to the 3rd in the series. More happens in this book than in The Bone Doll’s Twin. Sets itself up well for the final book in the series - originally when I picked up The Bone Doll’s Twin, I didn’t realize it wasn’t a standalone, and it didn’t seem like there would be 1500+ pages’ worth of story to tell, but I’ve actually really enjoyed the pacing of the story. 

I’m still not crazy about how the series handles gender. I think there was a lot of missed potential in not exploring the obvious trans allegory in a main character who is, like I referenced in my review for The Bone Doll’s Twin, very literally in the wrong body.