I really really enjoyed this, and honestly it just proves that Holly Black should also be writing horror novels.
but its also super triggering: needles, drug abuse, drug withdrawal, sexual assault under an influence, eye gore.
If you liked Tithe but think you may be triggered, I'd recommend skipping over this "second" book because it has a different plot and characters. I assume since Kaye and Roiben do make an appearance that the events of this book will be referenced in the next, but I'm sure they'll be re-explained somehow, as Ironside goes back to following Kaye and Roiben.