The thing I really liked about this book was the rich detail of a 1920s club.... Flappers, gangsters, shady underground during prohibition. It's so vivid that I felt I was there. There are also scary times with the KKK and mobsters.

I wanted more of the magic. It's more sprinkled throughout as the MC Luna/Rose is leaning that she can access more of the bruja part than she had at the end of her lips (the way she can charm people by touch was pretty cool). I did love how much she wanted to make her own way and not be limited to her public persona (having to hide her Spanish heritage as she passes for white).

It felt a bit too long for me and could have been paired down but it was good overall.