This is the first real cliffhanger in the series, not sure if I liked the ending because of that. I did very much enjoy learning the history of the Odd Sisters, and they become more of a sympathetic character because of it. The conflict in the fairylands was an interesting addition to the story, and I wonder how it is going to play out - will tradition or progress win?

A very satisfying conclusion that leaves the door open for more superhero tales without dropping a cliffhanger. A bit more philosophy of life and what makes a person a person in this one - I really enjoyed all the robots, especially the further into the story I got.

A great second in a series. The interactions between Andrea and Nevermore were really great. Blurring lines between friends and rivals was a nice spin on the standard evil villain takes over the world story.

I really loved the mention of lands from previous books (no need to read them first, but just little easter eggs so far). There were just a couple of time where I felt things were a little over or under explained in ways that caused a little hiccup in the flow of the story. I can't pick a favorite character, because I love all of them for so many different reasons (even the bad guys).

I really enjoyed the story, the quest for vengeance and to topple a king. I wanted to know more about the lore behind it all though. I feel like a lot of it was glossed over, and I don't feel an appropriate amount of respect/fear towards "the enemy" as the society in the story does.

A bit of a typical "movie star/fake marriage" romance combo. It was fun visiting Whiskey Creek again, but I missed seeing the star of the prequel novella. 

This book is hilarious. I loved Andrea and Mrs Oh. A very satirical superhero story, not revolving around standard heroes and villains, but around the executive assistant for their organization. A ton of unique twists on the superpowers seen repeatedly, it was refreshing, exciting, and a good laugh.

While I really enjoyed the journey through an Underworld with lore unfamiliar to me (Diyu was a fascinating place), I have always struggled to relate to Mulan, and I think that may have made it more difficult for me to really get into her story.

I really loved this story. Gothel was such an amazing character - even as a "villain." It was very interesting to see more of the Odd Sisters history as well. I'm very curious to see what happens to them as the series continues.

Made me think twice about assigning chores as a consequence. I very good story of overcoming everything, forgiving, trust, and love.