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The first 2.5 books in the series (not trilogy like I thought) were okay, but it got better in this one. While there‘s still some annoying repetition, characters are settling in and some of the long-game action is playing out. Now I need to find the remaining four books - and, of course, the first four are mass markets and the last three are trade paper.
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#BookwormProblems - I‘ve been reading these books off and on for years now. While I‘m reading I enjoy them (despite annoying cut-and-paste repetition) but don‘t feel the urge to come back to the series. I bought all three years ago, so when I got to this one I thought I could be done with it all. Except yesterday I found out the series continues, and now I have to fight conflicting urges of series completion and general meh-ness.

Book #3. I borrow from the library so don't always get series in order or complete. Still an okay series. This time she is still defying the odds & has a boyfriend who should have told the truth from the beginning but then there wouldn't have been a novel.

Mac is going to Hell...or at least Hell adjacent. This adventure picks up right after the last one and adds new dimensions (literally) to the SPI world. Drugs, demons, and diabolical maneuverings made me really want to give these characters all a nice calm faraway vacation by the end of the book. The series continues to experience great growth and to be a delight to read. The next one will be hitting the shelves in January. Can't wait!

A decent book, lots of excitement and good pacing, and the characters are great company for an afternoon/evening read. This book follows pretty much directly after the previous book, so I would suggest brushing up on the 2nd book of the series before you start this one. This is a good book for people who like light mysteries with some cool takes on classic fantasy and urban fantasy.