This might be because the audiobook experience is different but I thought it was just okay. Didn’t wow me. Passable. I appreciate the autistic and asexual representation but Felicity didn’t feel as fun and bad as as she was in the first book. I spent more time being frustrated with her and her treatment of Johanna. And I know that understanding allistic emotions are hard but Felicity wasn’t just confused, she was mean. I preferred Johanna’s character more. A feminist who manages to also like being feminine. I think people would like this but I think of I were to recommend it to someone, I wouldn’t recommend the audio book.