It took me a little bit longer to get into this story compared to the first (What Moves the Dead) but once I did, it was a really good time. The spooky atmospheric setting was perfect.

T Kingfisher's brand of weird paired with the dry humor just really speaks to me.

I love Alex Easton. Their sarcasm and self deprecating sense of humor always has me laughing out loud. 

A kind of spoiler but not really:
Going into this, I was so worried about Alex's horse (because of the cover.) I'm happy to report that no horse was harmed in the duration of this book.